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It is unlikely. But there are instances where the probationer petitions the court and asks to have the terms served in another district. They might approve it if she offers to incur any extra cost of this transfer.
Read moreThe user of the site. The inmate pays nothing
Read moreIt can't hurt to speak the parole officer but you know that they have little sympathy or tolerance for the violator. The POs role is to keep the integrity of the judicial process when rewarding an inmate with parole. If the inmate cannot keep their end of the deal - or worse catch another charge, they will get violated and must return to prison to do the remaining time left on their original sentence. They might even catch more time
Read moreIt is unlikely that there will be a second change. The "circumstance" would have to be VER compelling for the Board to even entertain the thought
Read moreThe most logical way is the InmateAid Discount Telephone Service which will bring the price of those calls to about $2.00. For us to give you an accurate estimate we would need to know the name of the facility and your telephone number. We will do a rate center match with the phone company software are give you an honest quote.
Read moreContact us, we know for 100% certainty we can get the call down to $3.00. Before you sign up, send us your number and the name and state of the jail and we will give you an honest estimate of the savings
Read moreInmates are allowed to receive mail. Mail is considered sacred in a prison, detention center or jail. Only high risk terror-crime convicts have mail restrictions. He is in the Lehigh County Jail you can and should [write him](https://www.inmateaid.com/letters). You have set up an Inmate Profile page to use our services. Login into your account and you will see your inmate there synced to all of the services you may use to stay connected.
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Read moreYou may write him through our services or the old-fashioned way. For us to help further, we need to know more than his name. There are 2.4 million inmates currently incarcerated in our 50 states and there are no inmate searches solely by name alone. You need to have a state to begin with and their DOB usually.
Read moreThe only way that cases get reopened is where there is DNA that can unequivocally prove their innocence. If this is a potential DNA case, you should contact the Innocence Project. There will be no more trials or appeals at this late stage as the time to file would have expired.
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