No. Generally they are released with the clothes they entered with, the clothes they may have purchased to wear for visits while incarcerated, or are issued ill fitting Khakis or other institutional clothes. No funds are issued. If the inmate has no family or friends to pick him up from the correctional institution, the DOC will, if notified in time, issue a bus ticket and escort the inmate--still in chains--to the bus station.
Actually for California, inmates do get cash "Gate Money", they get so much money for each day they were incarcerated. My ex-husband was in prison, when he was released after serving 3 or 4 months he was given about $80 or $90 when he was released. Also, they didn't keep the clothes he was wearing when he was arrested. He said they trash it, I had to send him "Dress Outs", which is basically whatever clothes he wants to wear when he's released so long as it is approved by the prison.
**Note**: Each state will have a different policy as is evidenced by the comment about the CA penal system. Idaho allows inmates to earn a little cash while in prison depending upon their custody level. It isn't very much: the hourly wage ranges from .15 cents/hr for janitorial work in state-owned buildings to as much as 1.00/hr for wildfire fighting in the rangelands and forests. The inmate (if smart) can sock away a nice little nest egg by the time he hits the gate. Nevertheless, the state does NOT pay them "gate money". That is a stupid policy IMO.
Inmates who are about to be released are often informed by prison staff or their counsel if they have any. Most inmates keep track on their own of how much time they have left on their sentences.
No. Inmates don't get days off, ever. It's jail. It's the punishment for the crime they have committed.
Transportation for inmates being released from Chuckawalla Valley State Prison is the responsibility of the inmate. The prison does not provide transportation.
They're usually released into the army.
If the inmates wish education, they should be able to get it. If a person does not want to learn, he should not be forced to learn. That would be a waste of money.
they are released and they can either take a bus or a taxi or they can call a family member to take them home.
Talking Dead - 2011 Inmates 3-10 was released on: USA: 16 February 2014
Ally McBeal - 1997 The Inmates - 1.20 was released on: USA: 27 April 1998 Japan: 15 April 1999
No one keeps statistics on these matters.
Compensate THEM for what? If they have completed the term of their sentence THEY have paid THEIR debt to society.
hello anybody
they all have to take a bus home