Subject: Inmate transfer
They will try to get him moved as soon as they have a bed and transfer route in place.
Subject: Parole & probation
They can hold an offender for as long as the end of the original sentence imposed. Probation violations are problematic for the violator as they fall under the jurisdiction of the "sentencing judge" who is usually not too pleased to see that their earlier generosity and leniency were not appreciated as evidence by their re-incarceration.
Subject: Pending criminal charges
happens all the time. imagine being so addicted you have to smuggle drugs into jail.
Subject: Inmate phone calls
We have an algorithm that tells our system what number is the lowest priced. We use all of the carrier's own rate calculators to determine if we issue a line or not. Here is a link to the Securus' Rate Calculator (https://securustech.online/#/rate-quote). This rate calculator allows the customer to see what the rates are... in many cases the savings are 50-75% off.
Subject: Parole & probation
they could break rules and not necessarily get an associated charge which would delay or effectively negate a parole hearing
Subject: Send inmate mail
The user types the letter on the computer or cellphone and uploads some pictures... each of them requires a single credit. the packages come in 6-20 credits and are easy to use.
Subject: Pending criminal charges
this depends if anyone was injured or if there was a loss of property stemming from the charge. Most likely, if you are not a habitual offender, the judge won't send you away.
Subject: Survive prison
Quarantined inmates are permitted one 15-minute call per 7 days. They are locked down 24/7 except for 3 hours per week of "rec yard time" and 3 showers per week.
Subject: Prison discipline
Depends on who he mouthed off to, and how big a deal that officer made in their report. Seven days is normal. If there weren't any additional aggravating factors, my best guess would be another week... if there were it could easily be months
Subject: Release questions
I'll assume you mean how much actual time would be served on a particular sentence... it starts with "good time credits" that are applied to the sentence calculator a the beginning of the sentence. An inmate can only lose that good time by having behavior issues or breaking numerous rules. In federal you get 15%, state prison ranges from 15-30% good time. The difference with the state is that they're also dealing with a parole system too that can release an offender...
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