Absolutely! All prisons, jails and detention centers have a very nice and hearty turkey dinner on Thanksgiving as well as a special meal on Christmas

There is something about your question that is not right. If there is a release date, they must release the inmate within that date, period. Your inmate might not have the story straight either. You can go on the TDCJ website and see for yourself what the REAL release date is. Rest assured, that the date that is on the official release papers is the date he will be released.

Yes, it definitely happens but the prisons handle them differently. There are some designated facilities for sex offenders that keep them away from the inmate population that would take jail yard justice out on these cho mos.

This is a question worth asking and the answer is straightforward. InmateAid accounts are created and managed exclusively by the person on the outside. Inmates have no login access, no visibility into account balances or payment history, and no ability to initiate or authorize any charges. The platform is designed as a tool for family members and friends to send services to their inmate, not a system the inmate interacts with directly. Everything on the InmateAid side, selecting services,

The higher the number, the higher the security level of the prison. G5 is maximum security. Inmates are designated by the department of corrections after they are sentenced. After an inmate has begun his sentence, there are intervals of behavioral and advancement analysis done. This is used to determine if the inmate is showing signs of accepting incarceration and working on improving themselves. This improvement is rewarded by lowering their security level status and making them eligible for downward transfer,

He will be sent back to the original prison to finish his entire sentence.

Yes you can do this all on the website. As long as you have the information and a valid credit or debit card, the new phone lines are emailed to you 24/7/365 - If you are having any problems, please call our offices to set this up 866-966-7100

There is an indigent inmate program that provides inmates who have not had a balance in their account for three straight months. This would entitle them to some basic sundries and postal stamps along with writing material to send letters.

You should call the facility and ask to speak with the institution's chaplain. They will arrange some communication and comfort for the inmate in this time of sadness.

You can call the Clerk of the Court in the county where your inmate caught their charge.