You MUST affix a stamp to any letter being sent into a federal prison or any facility. None of them accept US Mail and pay the postage, you have to.

The commissary lists vary from facility to facility. If you look at this COMMISSARY LIST from a BOP facility, you can see that the prices are not that out of line from a store you'd shop in on the outside. The average weekly amount should never exceed what you can afford. The inmates can survive without extras from the commissary, however, it is really great if you are able to add money and it will definitely help him be more comfortable. We recommend

Anyone can create an inmate page to communicate with them using the InmateAid app platform. There is NO charge or cost of any kind to add an inmate. Most of the inmate page data is added by InmateAid from the various facilities across the country

The defendant's attorney may argue for a lower bond. That doesn't mean that the judge will comply but you can always ask.

You will need to get permission from the Office of Probation to communicate with another felon

The only time inmates are released early is usually for over-crowding, provided that the sentence is for something non-violent.

You might have a problem if the warrants come up when your name is searched in the NCIC database. 

The profile for your boyfriend might have been set up by some member of the website that didn't know his true release date.

Usually within 2-3 days, provided that there are no hold-ups in the mailroom by the prison's staff

Yes, phone access is available during a short sentence the same way it is for longer ones. Most jails allow calls during designated hours, typically from early morning through late evening, with brief breaks throughout the day. For a 10-day stay, the practical considerations are straightforward. You will need to have a funded account set up with the jail's phone provider before you can make calls, or have someone on the outside set up a prepaid account that you