No, CDs are not allowed. There are no CD players with which to play the music. Inmates may buy a radio to listen to music. Some state prisons are introducing a product from JPay that works like an MP3 player where inmates may download music for a fee.

The issue with your particular question is that 45 days is not enough time to effectively implement a rehabilitation plan that has any reasonable expectation of success. Addressing that "public official's" statement, there are too many politicians that take the position of being "tough on crime" without addressing social issues that supersede their need for reelection. They are not considering the recidivism rates, the impact of an offender's family especially their children, or the lack of opportunities available for a

InmateAid's services are set up to work with each and every facility in the United States. We are not in contract to do business, we consolidate all of the services available and put them in one place for your convenience. What service were you looking to use to assist your inmate? We will gladly explain how that works and if it is suitable for your needs.

[Amazon](http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_lc?node=283155&tag=inmatecom-20&camp=15329&creative=394453&linkCode=ur1&adid=1NK4T3Z8XDKYJ0S12D53&&ref-refURL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.inmateaid.com%2Fpages%2Fdetails%2Fsend-books-to-an-inmate-in-prison-or-jail) is one of the only companies that may deliver books to inmates. You have to enter the inmate's name, ID number and the correct address of the facility. You have to buy "new paperback books", the used books are sold by third party affiliates and those books will get rejected. There are no other tricks to it, other than staying away from the other book sellers on the Amazon site that sell used books.

We do not get any advanced knowledge of any inmate's designation for security reasons. We recommend calling the Navy's judicial department to see if they will tell you where they've assigned him to do his time.

Please send us the new facility name and we will make the change for you

No, you have to buy books from the publisher. There are also books available in the institution's library. [Amazon](http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=as_sl_pc_tf_lc?node=283155&tag=inmatecom-20&camp=15329&creative=394453&linkCode=ur1&adid=1NK4T3Z8XDKYJ0S12D53&&ref-refURL=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.inmateaid.com%2Fpages%2Fdetails%2Fsend-books-to-an-inmate-in-prison-or-jail) is one of the most reliable companies that may deliver books to inmates. You have to enter the inmate's name, ID number and the correct address of the facility. You have to buy "new paperback books", the used books are sold by third party affiliates and those books will get rejected. There are no other tricks to it, other

YES WE CAN. If you would like to get an honest assessment, let us know the name of the facility and your telephone number before you sign up. InmateAid is NOT a replacement for the phone service at the prison or jail, we make their service cheaper with local phone numbers. Sometimes our service can save you as much as $12.00 per phone call, other times it will not save anything. Here is how the industry works:

Send us your telephone number and the facility where he is incarcerated - we will give you an honest estimate before you sign-up

Hormone treatment is often denied during incarceration. There was a landmark federal lawsuit where the Department of Justice has intervened on Georgia trans woman's behalf, declaring state prison's continued denial of her hormone therapy a violation of her Eighth Amendment rights.