It could take a few weeks or a few months, there is no specific timeline for the early release. 

The jails and prisons test all incoming inmates for HIV. Once diagnosed, they are placed on a treatment plan and are monitored during their incarceration.

Inmates can be placed in the SHU for a variety of reasons. there are two designations, one Administrative and the other Disciplinary. If he was put in Administrative Segregation, it could be for their own protection if there is a credible threat. The other is if the rules were broken. He might have been in a situation where he didn't do anything but gets locked up for "investigation", and won't get released into the general population until there is a

The automatic 5-year sentence is if this was a felony gun probation violation. It is now up to the original sentencing judge to decide his fate.

There are some small groups of work release inmates that do work on the outside during the work hours. This is NOT the norm, but it does happen from time-to-time

Yes, absolutely 

The service is NCIC, however, the InmateAid Service will cut the NCIC call price in half. If you would like to get an honest estimate, email us your telephone number and we'll let you know if this discount could be applied to your account

This depends on your phone number. If you would like an honest estimate, email us (aid@inmateaid.com) the name of the facility with your phone number and we will let you know the pricing options

YES, 100%. email us at aid@inmateaid.com and we'll give you a coupon to try out any of the Services

They probably broke rules serious enough that required placing them in a facility where the security level is higher.