Probably nothing more than the county jail

you are welcome!! good luck :)

The mail service is permitted in every jail, prison and detention center.  We have suppressed letters and photos function where the facility is "postcards only".

It is unlikely that they will permit marriage in this facility. You can have your inmate contact the chaplain and request he preside over nuptuals - it is then he will learn what the rules are, and if it is at all possible this is the first step in a way to go about it.

The 60-90 days is a range. The offenders that comply perfectly with the programming get out way before the 90 days.

no, inmates are entitled to privacy too

It typically takes 2-3 business days in a hard copy handed out by the staff after they open and inspect the contents

The rules everywhere are that the inmate must initiate the call and you will be prompted as to whether you will allow the call to be connected. There are going to be charges connected to saying "yes". If you are going to speak with your inmate for more than once a week, you should look into getting a number from InmateAid to make the calls cheaper.

Either call the facility and speak with a case manager or counselor, they have the power to reinstate your line.

InmateAID Rule Number One: don't get sick in prison. The hardest part to get used to is that we consider to be appropriate and what they deem to be appropriate. Medical attention in prison is not great. You can certainly become an advocate by contacting the lower chains to see if you can get some empathy from a counselor or case manager. The next level would be the chaplain and then up to the Assistant Warden and then Warden. The problem with