Corrections System

I want to send writing material to San Quentin to a inmate what is allowed?

Yes, but only low level inmates, some inmates have work furlows, the rules are very strict and if the inmate is late even by 1 min (even if the bus was that) they are charged with escape and get more time added to them.

There are also things like firefighters.

I struggled with this question, as well, but finally found an answer. City Code: ADOC. This can be used for Western Union. The only other way to send money is by Money Order. This is about $13 cheaper. Make it out to him/her with their Inmate Number; then send it to the inmate's address. When the prison opens the mail, they will send it to his/her account (after they get their cut).

Ca does not release inmates early....

I have heard of cases where an inmate was a brain dead and the family petitioned to bring him home, so they can pull the plug and be there with him, and say goodbyes and they were denied, the prison would not release him.

You should appear in court and tell this to the presiding judge. he will either grant you a continuance or perhaps, if you are financially qualified, appoint a Public Defender.

Mailing Address:

P. O. Box 8800

Wasco, CA 93280-8800

Address it to the inmate/and # and R&R

Write on the sides on the box DRESSOUTS

A warrant is issued by a judge, and the judge decides what is necessary.

The answer lies within the question. 4 to 10 years means - you must serve a minimum of 4 years but you can serve up to a maximum of 10 years. Any length of time falling between those two times set by law, is at the discretion of the sentencing judge or jury.

If he is at Donovan State Prison, and you already know that, then he is found. Otherwise, if you happen to be there on the yard, you can keep an eye out for him.

Yes. An inmate can spend years in the general population before "PC'ing Up" if they want. Or, they may do it right away. A lot of guys try to make it in general pop before they go PC because of the stigma about it. However, I highly suggest it to inmates with certain types of offenses (sexual offenses with children) for their own safety. In fact, sometimes custody officers will designate an inmate into protective custody against his wishes, if he is in imminent danger. However, custody will not grant protective custody to affiliated gang members. You must drop out of the gang and "debreif" with custody before you will be granted PC status.

It varies state by state and facility by facility. On the average it (allegedly) costs $33,000 per year to house inmates in the Michigan DOC. The actual costs (the reality) are much lower.

No prison has yet (2009) been identified at Caesarea. However archaeological work is continuing and new discoveries are being made all the time. It is possible that at some time a building will be identified as a prison, though if only the foundations are left I think it would be difficult to be certain about such an identification. Look up Caesarea Maritima in Yahoo Search and there is a picture!!!

Sing-Sing

If it was YOUR probation that was being discussed, you can pretty much bet that youir probation was probably revoked.

I'm pretty sure he's in jail for life or close to it.

No contact and no collect calls..You can send mail and that's about it.

How could i visit a inmate?

My Grandfather Is There ATM And My Grandmother Gets To Visit Him Like 4hrs. a Day If Im correct.....

An experienced attorney (lets say with 20 years or more experience) in the Chicago metropolitan area (including northwest Indiana and southern Wisconsin) should bill at least $300 per hour, and potentially up to $500 per hour or more, depending upon reputation, location, and area of practice. A corporate attorney who is a senior partner in a large Chicago law firm will bill more than a sole practitioner who has an office in the suburbs. Fees vary greatly, but generally you get what you pay for.

You are going to have to get yourself a lawyer to help you on this one. This is a great idea, but there is one pitfall that is a problem .... 'where will this halfway house be?' Most neighborhoods will start pacing up and down their sidewalks because they don't want released inmates in their neighborhood. Generally the public will win out even if it takes months. This could be devastating finacially for the person running the Halfway house and to the released inmates. It would be a good idea to get governmental approval so you could perhaps get Grants to help run the Halfway House. It can be done, but there is a lot of red tape. Good luck

To conduct a search, you will need to know whether the inmate is incarcerated in a state or a federal prison. You will also need to know the state, and sometimes the county, in which the inmate is incarcerated and, either the inmate's full name as it appears in records, or the inmate's ID number. Other helpful information includes the inmate's date of birth.

There are numerous inmate-search websites, which may be found with the search terms, "inmate search". These sites often provide links to search engines by state. If you are unable to find the inmate using this method, you can search the old-fashioned way by calling each facility where the inmate is likely to be incarcerated.

No. Eventually, Lehder was captured in the jungle, and lost his fight against extradition. In 1987 (by which point his net worth was in the neighborhood of $2.5 billion), he was sent to the United States, where he was tried and sentenced to life without parole, plus an additional 135 years. In 1992, in exchange for Lehder's agreement to testify against Manuel Noriega, this was reduced to a total sentence of 55 years. Three years after that, Lehder wrote a letter of complaint to a Jacksonville federal district judge, complaining that the government had reneged on a deal to transfer him to a German prison. The letter was construed as a threat against the judge. Within weeks of sending that letter in the fall of 1995, Lehder was whisked away into the night, according to several protected witnesses at the Mesa Unit in Arizona. While many believe he could have been released, others consider that this is not true. According to journalist and author Tamara S. Inscoe-Johnson, who worked on the Lehder defense during the time in question, Lehder was simply transferred to another prison and has continued to be held in WITSEC, which is the Bureau of Prisons' version of the federal Witness Protection Program. Inscoe-Johnson argued that Lehder had not been released, despite Internet rumors to the contrary. Inscoe-Johnson's work on Lehder entitled "Norman's Cay: The True Story of Carlos Lehder and the Medellin Cartel", details why the author believes that Lehder will never be released. Allegedly, Lehder would be privy to secret information regarding the CIA's and his own involvement in the Iran-Contra affair. Carlos Lehder's ongoing legal battles confirm Lehder remains imprisoned in the US, and that he is not likely to be released anytime soon. On July 22, 2005 he appeared in the US Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit to contest his sentence. Lehder appeared pro se, arguing that the United States failed to perform its obligations under a cooperation agreement he had entered into with the United States Attorney's Office, after he held up his end of the deal. (United States v. Lehder-Rivas, 136 Fed. Appx. 324; 2005). In May 2007, he requested the Colombian Supreme Court to order the Colombian government to request from the United States his release because of the violations of his cooperation agreement.

Contact your telephone service provider. Only you would have the authority to place a block on INCOMING calls to your own phone.

HOWEVER, the prison system may have placed a block on OUTGOING calls made from the corrections department phones.

Bhagat Singh- Indian Freedom Fighter referred to as Shaheed Bhagat Singh. The fasting is not what killed him. He was awaiting execution and requested that he and the others apart of the Indian Independence Movement be executed by a firing squad and treated as p.o.w instead he hanged for the shooting death of an officer. Hope that helped.