Yes an inmate can use their commissary money to make phone calls (to any number), and no... on your prepaid account add only your number and that is the only one they can call

Ralo, also known as Terrell Davis is currently incarcerated at the Hazelton USP Satellite Prison Camp. His release date is October 8, 2023... If you want to write Ralo, click here. Even though the facility is on lockdown, the mail still flows.

This is a common occurrence and you will need to give some solid reasons for visitation privileges because the big rule for inmates is "no contact with known felons". You should address your crime, whatever the circumstances, you must show remorse and ask for them for forgiveness. The warden is essentially the judge here and if they feel you are bullshitting, they will deny it without reason.

Yeah, it's called the Public Defender's Office.

We used to do single postcards at $0.99 each but the cost of printing, postage, and the fee the credit card company charges ended up costing more than what we charged. We decided that the $8 multi-card package (10 postcards) was the only way to do it. We've been around since 2012 and the postcard/holiday greeting card package is one of our best sellers.

Actually, it's not terrible. It reminds me of school food. It has all the nutritional value but it lacks taste. The inmates are the cooks, and unless they have been watching Bobby Flay, the food remains bland. Inmates with money on their books can supplement their food intake with "better" food options from the commissary.

Like the piece of s--- he is... misery every day

Not really, most people coming into the camp are quarantined for a week or two in the SHU before being allowed to walk over to the camp.

The heart wants what the heart wants

If he violated and only got 90 days, he's lucky. Violators usually have to serve their time in the jurisdiction they were sentenced.