It is possible but the third cocaine charge is the obstacle that makes this genuinely difficult, and being honest about that serves you better than false optimism. Possession with intent to distribute cocaine is a serious felony on its own. A third offense on that charge tells a sentencing judge a clear story: two prior opportunities to change course were not taken, and the conduct continued. Most states have enhanced penalty provisions for repeat drug offenders that limit judicial discretion and...

The fastest and most direct way is to ask your son. He knows what the write-up was for and what sanctions were handed down at his disciplinary hearing. If he is able to make his one weekly call from the SHU, that conversation will tell you everything the facility is unlikely to share with you directly. From the outside, your options for getting information are limited. The facility is not required to notify family members about disciplinary infractions or the sanctions...

There is no formula that produces a reliable percentage, and anyone who gives you a specific number is guessing. What can be said with confidence is what actually influences the outcome, and six years is enough time to build a genuinely strong case if he uses it intentionally. Nevada's parole board looks at several factors when evaluating someone at a first appearance after a long sentence. Institutional record is the most visible and most controllable piece. An inmate who has gone...

It is a legitimate question and the frustration behind it is understandable, but the legal framework has reasons even if they feel disproportionate from the outside. Voyeurism and secret recording of a sexual nature, which is what photographing people in private settings without consent typically falls under, is treated as a sex offense because it violates the same fundamental principle that underlies the more severe crimes on the registry. The victim did not consent to being sexualized, recorded, or viewed. Their...