We don't think our answer would be anything but a guess. The honor farm is the best level of custody for an inmate and something must have triggered a classification change and lose that sweet job set-up. There might have been an accusation against him that was proven false... which would explain him going back and forth between details. Or, he might have gone to court and needed a change of location to facilitate it... it could be so many things.  But

This is a classification abbreviation - it refers to the lowest level of custody where and inmate will have the opportunity to get some work release time which allows the inmate into the public domain for work, and then go back to the facility in the evenings.

Postcards are sent immediately upon ordering from our partner in San Francisco. It takes a day or two for it to make it to your inmate's facility. It is a great vaslue and excellent service. Don't forget to check out the Greeting Cards, also only 99 cents, too... never miss a holiday, special event or birthday - let your inmate know you're always thinking of them.

It can definitely be done. But, you will have to have your lawyer do the coordinating. They know how the system works and getting all parties on the same page in goping to take some level of effort to accomplish.

That is a terrible story, we are sorry for your loss, the fact that he has an out date at all is crazy. Our guess here is that it was a minor incident report that took some of his granted "good time" (all inmates get their good time credits at the beginning of their bid) which could be a short list of possible violations (fighting, contraband, gambling, possession of drugs or tobacco, or repeat violations) OR it is more likely a

Trustees are treated the very best by the prison staff. They get little benefits that go along way sometimes when you have so little to begin with.

Yes, all inmates get paid a small stipend for the work that they do. Kitchen workers are among the highest paid inmates in the facility. Not that they are getting rich, but 40 cents per hour can get you some phone time and some snacks at commissary.

Probably in September, then. The Parole Board makes their recommendation and then it takes several weeks or months before the offender is actually released.

It relates to the possible parole dates issued by the Judge at sentencing. It normally takes between 2-6 months after the Board grants parole.

This is common and you shouldn't have a problem getting permission from the Captain or Warden at Powell County. You will have to make a special appeal to get that permission, we would advise first telling your story to the warden's secretary. Be humble and sincere... if you ask the right way, they'll let you visit.