Yes, in most cases you can send money for canteen to a juvenile in a detention facility, but the process varies more than it does for adult facilities and the rules are often stricter. Juvenile detention centers typically do not use the same money transfer services as adult jails and prisons. Western Union, JPay, and similar platforms may not be available. Many juvenile facilities require money to be sent directly to the facility by money order made out to

Bond and transfer are two separate decisions made by different authorities, and they can happen independently of each other or at the same time depending on the circumstances. Bond is set by a judge or magistrate at the initial appearance and is influenced by the severity of the charges, the defendant's criminal history, flight risk, and community ties. If an active investigation is underway into additional charges, prosecutors can argue that bond should be denied or set at a

Here is the [Tom Green County Jail Inmate Information](http://odysseypa.co.tom-green.tx.us/default.aspx) link

If it's within the same state prison system, there is little to no downtime for phone calls. If you were on his previous visitation list, you might have little downtime there too.

You cannot. Inmate transfer is a function of the two facilities and the service that is doing the transportation. Only inmates may inquire. The speed in which it is done has to do with bed space, travel logistics and coordination. They will not tell you in advance when they are moving them for security reasons.

Gift boxes are not permitted in any federal facility - all goods and sundries must be purchased through the institution's commissary. Visitation for you will be a challenge. The federal system requires potential visitors to register with an application that is processed through the NCIC database. If you come up as a felon in their search your visitation will be denied. If you petition the warden at FCI Ashland and thoroughly explain your situation, your crime and your incarceration -

We are not sure about this. We know that they do not allow same-sex conjugal visits where they still have them. We would advise you to really think hard about the potential side effects to the inmate because of the controversial nature. We just think that the jail environment is the wrong setting to try something that is against the grain. We are not opposed, we just think you might be better to wait until your inmate is released.

The federal system is run by the Department of Justice and houses offenders with federal convictions. These convictions range from issues relating to taxes, environmental laws broken, white collar business crimes, and many many non-violent crimes. The sentencing guidelines range from a couple months to life in prison. Don't let your imagination run away with you

Yes

You will need to obtain a Marriage License from the county recorder's office. For incarcerated persons, they will not be in a position to appear before the county recorder to apply with you for the marriage license. Instead, the inmate will need to sign a form called “Affidavit of Inability to Appear." This Inability to Appear form must be notarized. There are costs associated with these functions, we do not know what they are.