There are specific restrictions for who can and cannot visit inmates with certain sex charges against them. We would recommend calling the facility and getting the answer directly related to your loved one, instead of us guessing and giving you bad info.

You will need to contact the Clerk of the Court in the county he was charged. This county office will have the old records. We migh have to pay a small fee to retrieve the archived records

"Letters from Inmates"... if you have mail from an inmate, we scan it and send you an email with a link to the letter. If you cannot find the email , log on to oyur account and go the the My Account dashboard and the link Letters from Inmates is where you will find them.

It's all about the money. How much is the bond (how much is the risk)? If you give a bailbond company your credit card and some assurance the oiffender will appear for their court appearance - and the bond is not too high there is a chance you might do this long distance. Let us know if you have further questioin on this subject, if the amount is really high and the charges are serious you might take some time to

The answer is that they can and sometimes will test work release inmates everyday - before and after their shift.. 

You should switch over ASAP. because the InmateAid number will stretch your GTL account balance getting you an extra three calls per $20. It's the only way to save. Look for InmateAId's new federal inmate program coming this Spring where the federal local numbers are a flat rate of only $8.95/month.

You may use your cell phone in most cases. The phone service is run by ONE company at any one facility. The companies that provide service win a competitive bid contract for 3-4 years. THEY are the ones that set the pricing and the rules in conjunction with the jail or prison. It used to be that you needed a land line to receive calls from the inmate. Now, with everything revolving around the smartphone, the rules have changed. BUT,

that is tough stuff... even though it is hard and you are med you have to make an attempt to NOT say negative things about their dad to them. you can explain the cost and how it isn't possible to visit, but you can encourage them to write him and keep connected (if they want to). Try not to be the reason they have mad thoughts about him so maybe they can have a relationship with him when he is released.

Not usually unless there is some facility-wide punishment that would limit times, however that is not the norm. You can call the facility and speak with the unit secretary and ask what the hours of phone operation are so that you know the rules, too.

I had a similar situataion with 3 step children who i helped raise and remain close to today. Here is all you have to do. The people that oversee things actually want their inmates to leave the facility and never come back. They call that recidivism, where the offender doesnt learn a lesson, they continue with criminal behavior, therefore repeating the incarceration thing. These facilites are judged is by their recidivism rate. Funding flows to the prisons with the lowest