Corrections System

No, to collect unemployment benefits you have to be able and actively seeking full time work, among other requirements, which you cannot while imprisoned. After release, it would depend on your work history during the base period for Georgia.

There are 33 state prisons in California.

The maximum imprisonment for a warrant prisoner is life in prison. This type of imprisonment varies greatly depending on the type of warrant issued.

no gang is known for that display, sounds like a group that is still off the radar.

yes

lethal injection is mostly a type of execution method so it is cosidered legal

This varies from state to state. While some states will release you after you've completed at least a third of your term, other states have laws which state that one must complete at least 85% of it his prison sentence, which may include only for violent offenses, or, as in the case with Florida and federal incarceration, for all felony offenses. But for states that allow them, prisoners are eligible for gain time, time off for good behavior, and other early release incentives they must earn, which can take off a substantial amount of prison time.

Prison overcrowding creates problems in maintaining adequate and sufficient buffer zones for inmate protection however every effort is made to prevent violence against inmates. Prisons in truth are run by the prisoners and not by the staff. If the lines are crossed or the code is broken someone will suffer. Sexual predators are often the targets within the system. Murders are high in the prison heirarchy. Sexual offenders are at the lowest rung of the ladder. Are sex offenders officially sequestered in CA state prisons - no. However, if they request Protective Custody status, they are housed separately from the general population.

There aren't any Federal laws defining the medical neglect of inmates. There are rules and regulations relating to how inmates are treated in prison as regards medical care. These regulations are found in the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 28 (28CFR). If you or anyone else believes that a given inmate in Federal correctional custody is not being treated in a way that adequately provides (provided) for his medical needs, you or someone else, or a group, will have to gather evidence and make your case. Certainly the folks on the other end of any action will have their notes and records in order, and they'll have a United States Attorney of some sort or another going to bat for them. The burden of proof is clearly on you. A link to the Code of Federal Regulations can be found below this post. You'll have to do some searching to find exactly what you're looking for. Note that the wording of the regulations will have a "general" tack to it. Something like, "an inmate will receive prompt and appropriate medical treatment for injuries suffered in a fall" or the like. (That was "made up" to serve as an example of the language you can expect to encounter.) It's not going to read like a clinical guide to medical intervention or a nursing text. Latitude will be given to the medical staff in the correctional setting. You or anyone else won't be able to second guess them from the street. Good luck finding what you are looking for.

go to inmates accounts with your id and they will give u your moneys back

Many of the approved vendors have online catalogs or web site where you can order a catalog. To find out what providers are approved though, you will need to look up the list on your state's DOC website (link to all US states' DOC webistes is provided below). If the list is not provided, you may need to contact the facility where the inmate is housed and ask.

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The answer here depends upon the prison in question. An inmate in a federal prison can request a vegetarian diet on religious grounds. State prisons will vary in practice from facility to facility.

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If by "threat to the community" it is meant that they have violated federal, state, or local laws, yes; it happens daily. If something else is meant, then no. No US Citizen or non-citizen may be arrested or incarcerated in the US unless that person has violated federal, state, or local laws that permit incarceration.

In many parts of the world any government body may arrest and incarcerate oneone at any time without giving a reason. The USA is also guilty of this.

Pelican Bay State Prison opened in 1989 and houses some of the most dangerous inmates. There are 3,301 prisoners and 99% of them are level 4 Maximum Security risks. The prison is well guarded and located in the NW part of the State near Crescent City, Del Norte, County on 275 acres. There is a Security House Unit where super max inmates that are gang members; prisoners with a prior history of violence, crimes within prison; history of violence or crimes or serious rule violations within the prison system and other prisoners presenting problems with in the prison and management (in other words, hard to handle guys with nothing to lose.) These inmates are held 22.5 hours per day in very plain cells and one hour alone in a small indoor exercise yard. They are only allowed a radio to listen too or TV. All other pleasures are not allowed. Prison gangs such as Aryan Brotherhood and Nuestra Familia have direct communications within the Prison and have a great deal of control. There are prisoner advocates that argue the inmates are treated with 'cruel and unusual punishment' due to lack of activity, not being able to go outside in natural light and lack of stimulation. Psychological studies have shown similarities to post-traumatic stress which leads to serious depression. Some cases are pending to date.

Ther evised Florida Law embraces the concept of "Stand Your Ground" replacing the duty to retreat which was the previous standard. Mr. Wonder has asked for and been granted (on appeal) a "Stand Your Ground" hearing, scheduled for January 2012. A recent Miami Herald article mentioned that several cases which would have been prosecuted as homicides were dropped based on the findings of the "Stand Your Ground" hearings.

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Criminal breach of trust by public servant, or by banker, merchant or agent

* Federal Correctional Institution, Grenville * Federal Correctional Institution, Pekin * Metropolitan Correctional Center, Chicago * United States Penitentiary, Marion.

Unsure what is being asked. The CA Dept of Corrections has an inmate locater office. Call them and you can ask in which particular institution an inmate is located.

The TDCJ Commissary and Trust Fund Department has an online program called eCommDirect where friends and family may purchase up to $50 of commissary items every calendar quarter for eligible offenders.

To use the program, just search for the offender by last name and ID. Once the offender has been verified you can make a deposit into their trust fund account and purchase commissary items from the TDCJ's online catalog. The items available for purchase include snacks, hygiene products, correspondence supplies, etc.

There is no "reciprocity" other than extradition between TN and PA or any other states. If there is an arrest warrant in State X and the person wanted is in State Y, X has to ask Y to allow them to come in to Y to retrieve the prisoner. This request will not be made unless the authorities in X are willing to spend the money to send officers to Y to escort the prisoner back to X. The process of bringing the prisoner from one state to the other is called "extradition."

There are several survival training schools in the US and other countries where you can receive Boot Camp type training. Your other option in the US is to commit a state felony, typically a nonviolent crime, and receive a sentence of more than one year but less than two. Most state departments of correction have what they refer to as "boot camps" for juvenile first time offenders and adult nonviolent offenders.

You cannot call an inmate of any institution in the United States, regardless of caller's location. If there is an emergency, such as a death in the family, you have to call the prison's chaplain, who will deliver the news to the inmate.