No. Inmates do not have access to the Internet. InmateAid is here for the loved ones who do have access to the Internet and would like to keep all of the possible services available in one place.

No, all of the inmate's information is protected by the Privacy Act

Less money means less salary options which means fewer guards on each shift, lower quality of food (if that is possible), less transfers, less recreation, less medical... budget cuts for corrections will trickle down into all facets of the prison operations.

You can try calling, it all depends on who answers the phone. Some will do it for you and others will recite rules that they are not allowed to replay messages.

Inmates do not have access to the Internet, the website is for the loved ones to have all of the services at their fingertips

Corrections Corporation of America - a private prison management company

Yes

The Harrison County Jail in Gulfport Mississippi is run similar to most county jails in this county. InmateAid's services will work very well in accommodating your desire to communicate with your girlfriend. We recommend you set up an Inmate Profile Page for her. Once it is set up, simply click "Letter to Inmate" and type out your message. You may upload as many photos as you'd like and then send it. Our system syncs her profile to your account making

Orange might seem more pervasive than it is because prisoners often change into orange when they go out in public. Sheriffs sometimes put prisoners in orange during perp walks in front of reporters, and prisoners often wear orange in court. The Federal Bureau of Prisons issues khaki trousers and shirts. New York state actually bans the color orange among prisoners: It issues uniforms that are "hunter green," and lets them wear their own T-shirts, as long as they're

Not unless they have a work detail off-complex; otherwise inmates are not allowed to leave for the night.