Yes, this might help slow down the introduction of drugs into the prison system. But they are in a union and getting "strip searches" approved as a daily function of their job is VERY unlikely to happen. The inmates that keep them in business are equally to blame. We would rather promote how an inmate can use their time of incarceration to lift themselves above what got them in there in the first place. Staying in the drug

You have to tell the counselor at the facility your concern. There are victim notification systems like VINElink.com that will do that for you via email.

THREE WEEKS!! Wow, and they are being mean? And he doesn't like the food?? Our advice is stop screwing up to the point where you end up in jail (jail, not prison YET). In three weeks he can decide if he likes being a tough guy and breaking the law, or if wants to grow up and act responsibly. Don't blame the jail, it's not a hotel.

There are no programs that will reduce his time except for RDAP (Residential Drug Abuse Program). RDAP is only available for federal inmates and you have to be approved almost before you go in, or at least prepare to apply to the program before you go in - having all of the proper language in your PSR (pre-sentence report).

Yes, we have seen inmates in federal prison be granted a wedding. Under the right circumstances this can be done. There are some strict guidelines, you should have your inmate talk to his Unit Team Manager and find out what the requirements are. Obviously the inmate would have to have an impeccible record and the length of sentence has bearing on their willingness to allow this privilege.

You can contact the Clerk of the Court where he is being sentenced. Once it is over, you can get the information from them just like attorneys do.

To Deposit Money On an Inmate Account in Putnam County Jail FL, go to commissarydeposit.com -Click on Start Deposit -Choose Florida from the drop down box and click Next -Choose Putnam County Jail from the drop down box and click Next -Enter the inmate ID #, or last name in the appropriate box and click Next

Normally, the inmates that are under a doctor's care and have a legitimate prescription will get their medicine. There are usually a number of inmates requiring continuation of their meds - and there are provisions for the distribution three times per day.

Depending on who the carrier is, you should be able to call there and add the new number to the existing account and take the old one off. Some will make you create a whole new account and have the remaining balance returned; they won't transfer the money.

Some people never really learn. They keep repeating old mistakes and will never change. There are very few cases of someone drinking and driving by the walls of prison.