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# Commands

#### /jailstatus \[opt: target]

This will return the jail time & location of any player by their server ID.

```
/jailstatus (returns your jail time & location)
/jailstatus 10 (returns ID #10's jail time & location)
```

#### /jail \[target] \[time] \[opt: jailName]

This will send the player to the jail you reference (or default), you must be allowed to in the config.

Examples: 

```
/jail 10 100 (jails ID #10 for 100 minutes at the default jail)
/jail 10 100 state (jails ID #10 for 100 minutes at the state's jail)
```

#### /unjail \[target]

This will unjail the player you reference, you must be allowed to in the config.

Examples: 

<pre><code><strong>/unjail 10 (unjails ID #10)
</strong></code></pre>


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