Yes, I have 6. Here is my assessment: There are some factors on the outside that have to work in your favor for an inmate's relationship with their kids to be "normal". If the spouse with custody of the kids supports the inmate emotionally and familiarly, then the kids see the example set that this will all work out. BUT, if the spouse is filling the kid's head with negative stuff about their significant other, then the setting changes 180

InmateAid makes it super-easy. You are buying a package of 9 letters for $8.00 or 18 letters for $12.00 They are mailed from within the United States so you are saving that international postage, and state-to-state mail is a lot faster than international delivery times, too.

Someone somewhere has their understanding of the plea agreement mistaken. Normally the state website is accurate, although I've known them to make mistakes on time calculation 

yes, it works perfectly with all carriers, too

The Florida Department of Corrections (FDC) allows inmates and their families to communicate utilizing interactive, stationary kiosks available in general population housing units, as well as tablets. This service is provided for by JPay, currently in contract with the Department. These services are geared toward enhancing family connections, expanding educational opportunities, and incentivizing positive inmate behavior. Kiosk services are available in all major correctional institutions, annexes, work camps, re–entry centers, and Department–operated Community Release Centers throughout the state. Educational content, including

There is always a reason. It might be a shitty one, but they are in charge, and there aren't any appellate processes for the inmate. The CO can basically levy an accusation of specific charges on any inmate by placing "under investigation". Once that status is tagged, they take the inmate(s) to the SHU until the investigation is concluded. This could literally take weeks or months. There are different commissary rules for the SHU, the item list is very limited.

No, it needs to be requested by an attorney on record

1. It takes 2-5 days to reach the mailroom. Each mailroom supervisor does the mail distribution their own way. This could add a couple more days to the delivery 2. A stamp is the only cost to the inmate 3. If the inmate responds to the return address on the letter, it comes to the corporate offices of InmateAid in Florida. We can the entire letter into a .pdf document and add it to your account. You will

Simply email us (aid@inmateaid.com) your new information and we will make that change for you

The only legal way to gain access to that information is through the "discovery process" of a civil lawsuit. If this is a legitimate complaint, the theft of federal funds will have the FBI investigating. THEY can and already have those emails if they ever existed