no, it is private information - only the inmate can tell you...

They added back his good time credits. A violation for tobacco is not an offense that can add to a sentence. MOst inmates start their bid with a 15% good time credit, giving them an "out date" of 85% of their original sentence. They can only lose that time, not have more added unless they catch another felony charge like drugs, a weapon, an assault or worse - not for tobacco.

Inmate Transfer has a couple of components that require compliance on the part of the inmate. We would not know if he is in good standing with zero incident reports or not. If the security level that he is in (and designated to) is different than the institution he wants to be moved to then it may never happen. It is our experience that any pressure exerted from the outside creates more pressure on the inmate inside. The staff normally

Inmates that transfer within the same system, i.e. state prison or federal, all of their property will transfer with them. They might not arrive the same day but they will get all of their personal items that they have accumulated from commissary and incoming mail.

JAil time is not as simple as the charge filed against a person. There are factors such as previous criminal history or even history with brushes with the law that create a profile of character (good or bad). If there are no priors and this act can be framed as a misguided juvenile prank, he might get lucky and get off with a pre-trial intervention where he would take some sort of anger management program or some classes similar to

The inmate profiles are set up by the member/users of the website. We do not monitor, verify or update the profiles unless requested by the member/user. For the InmateAid services to sync up to your inmate, YOU will be setting up this profile and entering the information. If you would like us to create an inmate profile we would be happy to do it for you. You will need to supply us with as much information as you have.

We have answered this question a few times on Ask the Inmate, we are going to use your question to expand on our advice. Here are some realities that happen AFTER the marriage to an inmate. After you get married, you go back and sit down and have a visit. You sit at a table, you get to touch hands, and pretty much that's it. You can kiss for two minutes, maybe, if you're lucky. The ensuing years

If her deferred sentence is accelerated, she will actually receive a felony conviction. Whether she will have to serve all or some part of the original sentence is up to the judge. Her court costs will also rise because of the motion to accelerate and the bogus check charge. She should seek counsel so that this does not get out of control. For some defendants in criminal cases, a deferred sentence is a way not only to avoid jail,

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She will be safe there. Three square meals and the opportunity to get clean for her baby. If her boyfriend is the one with the drugs, she better start speaking up before he does and blames it all on her. $1.75 million is a MAJOR CRIME. This is no joke and she is looking at some serious time if she doesn't get to the prosecutor before the boyfriend does. First one to make a deal does the least amount of