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Subject: Inmate phone calls
All federal inmates get 300 minutes per MONTH, in November and December they allow 400 minutes per month. Your inmate needs to take care in budgeting their time so that they do not use it all up in the first week or so like many new inmates tend to do.  If you are long distance from Terre Haute, we can get you a local number to bring the cost of the call to 6 cents per minute instead of 21 cents...
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Subject: Visitation
Visitation denials can be appealed and the decision on whether to grant an exception rests with the warden's office at the facility. The honest assessment of the odds is roughly 50/50, which means the appeal is genuinely worth pursuing but there are no guarantees regardless of how strong your case appears on paper. The strongest appeals are the ones that tell a complete and documented story rather than just arguing that the denial was unfair. In a situation where a felony...
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Subject: Parole, probation & supervised release
A technical parole violation, meaning one that involves breaking a condition of parole without committing a new crime, is treated very differently than a violation that involves new criminal conduct. That distinction matters enormously going into a parole board hearing. When someone violates a parole condition unknowingly or due to circumstances outside their direct control, the parole board does have discretion to take that context into account. A signed affidavit from the person responsible for putting the parolee in the situation...
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Subject: Prison violence
Rape in prison is real. New inmates are the most vulnerable. The security level of the prison has some bearing on whether rape is more likely. Rape can be forcible or done through manipulation.  If they show kindness or are trying to be helpful, it is only because they want something. And if there offering you protection you can guarantee that there going to seek sexual favors. When an inmate comes in for the first time and doesn't know anyone,...
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Subject: Survive prison
Six weeks of isolation is definitely doable, but it's pretty boring. He needs to stay where there are always guards on duty. He might feel light a target because he is young, BUT make sure he just keeps his opinions to himself and doesn't crowd another person's space or get in their way (inmates are big on respect). He can do these last six weeks without incident just avoiding conflict of any kind and stay where there is supervision.
Subject: Inmate phone calls
When you have both an InmateAid account and a GTL account set up for phone service, the two work together rather than independently and understanding which one handles what makes the process straightforward. GTL is the phone provider that actually connects the calls. To add minutes or funds for your son to use when calling, that deposit goes into your GTL account at connectnetwork.com. That is where the call credits live and where you go when the balance needs to be...
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Subject: Send inmate mail
Never. InmateAid does not review, censor, withhold, or share correspondence regardless of who the inmate is or how much public attention their case may be receiving. Here is exactly how the process works. When an inmate's reply letter arrives at InmateAid, it is scanned and uploaded directly to the recipient's account dashboard. The physical letter is shredded after scanning to protect everyone's privacy. InmateAid staff do not read the contents. The scanning process is automated and the material goes directly into...
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Subject: Inmateaid website questions
Absolutely. InmateAid does not filter, suppress, or conceal answers based on who is asking or what the subject matter is. The platform covers every imaginable topic related to incarceration and the answers come from people with real firsthand experience inside the system. That perspective is the whole point. The only reason an answer ever gets marked private is if the person submitting the question checks the private box themselves when they ask it. That is a user controlled setting, not something...
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Subject: Prison jobs
Fort Dix is one of the largest federal correctional institutions in the country and the math on jobs versus population is a real issue. With close to 5,000 inmates and a limited number of formal UNICOR and facility work assignments available, not everyone is going to have a paying job at any given time. That is just the reality of a facility that size. What happens in practice is that job assignments get prioritized based on several factors, including sentence length,...
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Subject: Inmate phone calls
Sometimes it saves up to $13 per call. Sometimes only $1-3 per call. Other times we can't improve the price at all and refund your money. We know what works and if there can be savings we will let you know. SEND US YOUR NUMBER AND THE FACILITY NAME - WE WILL GIVE YOU AN HONEST ESTIMATE BEFORE YOU SIGN-UP
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