Yes, it is possible, but it depends entirely on the judge and coordination with the facility. A federal inmate at USP Lompoc will not be physically transported to a divorce trial. Courts do not require inmates to appear in person for civil matters like divorce unless there are very unusual circumstances. What usually happens instead is one of these options: Telephonic appearance If the judge wants to hear directly from the inmate, they can issue an order allowing the inmate to appear by phone. This requires: The...

He needs to wake up and go see the counselor himself. If there is a hold, he HAS to be informed. We would be surprised if he didn't know already (and maybe doesn't want to tell you). The way it works is when you are so close to the door (8 months is short time), your counselor is meeting with you at least twice a month. They are gathering information to position the release, approve the next residence, etc. If...

It's hard to give the advice that we want to give versus the advice you want to hear. Inmates that go in and out of jail are not going to be easy to live with. The incarceration process definitely changes a person but the ones that are going to succeed after release are the ones that have made the conscious decision to change their ways, habits and people they associate with. Justin is not in that category yet. If you...

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The advice you've been given is incorrect. The rule is that they do not allow felons into visitation, but there are exceptions to this rule. You must petition the warden BEFORE filling out an application. You should call the warden's office and speak to the secretary. Ask in the most humber manner possible, to provide you with instructions on how to get permission from the warden to see your boyfriend. During this conversation, make sure to be forthright and honest...

Milestone credits are a program in the California state prison system (CDCR) for non-violent, second strike drug offenders. Prior to 2014, non-violent second strikers were given 20% credit for the time they served, but that number was increased to 33.3% last year. For example, under the previous system, an inmate sentenced to one year in prison would have been eligible for release after 304 days, however, under the new system the same inmate would now be eligible for release after serving...

The answer depends significantly on whether the sentence is state or federal, and which state is involved, because the landscape varies widely. Blanket early release programs for second strikers do not really exist as a standard feature of any system. What does exist are more targeted pathways that can result in earlier release for certain drug offenders. The most common are drug treatment completion programs, where finishing a qualifying program like RDAP in the federal system can earn up to a...

A transfer does not automatically mean something negative is happening. Inmates get moved for a variety of reasons, including routine classification adjustments, changes in bed space availability, programming assignments, or administrative decisions that have nothing to do with conduct or parole status. A transfer the same month as a parole hearing does not cancel the hearing or indicate the parole was denied. His parole eligibility should follow him to the new facility. The parole board reviews the case file, not just...