There are a few Substance Abuse Felony Punishment Facility facilities within the TDCJ but the inmate designation is done solely by the the State without prejudice. The 2282 is not enough information to trigger any answer from us so we are not sure what it is. It might be a penal code, something to do with restitution but it is definitely not the sentence length.

The phone restrictions would be limited to the normal phone procedures - the lines get longer during these times so frequency and length are cut due to heavy demand. The only issue might be that if the inmates get moved to a safer location their commissary/phone account might not immediately move with them. They would still be able to call collect. 

SHU inmates are restricted to ONE fifteen minute phone call per week

If the facility requires a pre-screening, you will not be permitted to visit without first being approved by the staff and your background check is clear.

Federal prison segregation is called the SHU, the Special Housing Unit. This is solitary confinement for either disciplinary reasons or administrative reasons. The discipline side could be for a variety of offenses like, fighting, stealing, having contraband (cellphone, drugs, cigarettes), failed drug or alcohol test, threatening another inmate, gambling and/or escape attempt.

No. Prison is where offenders go to complete their sentence.

I feel like it has made me more aware of the world around me. Before incarceration I took for granted the wonderful sights and sounds that surround us everyday. Showering barefoot, using the bathroom alone, going to bed whenever it suits me, ice cream, kids laughing, fresh fruit... the list is endless and I am appreciating them all so much more than ever before. Therefore, I feel that the time I've done has helped me enjoy my life now and ahead more than I knew I could. 

Visitation rules vary from institution to institution. In federal and most state prison systems there is an approval process to visit an inmate. If you are unsure of the reules, you shouyod call the unit secretary of the facility, they will have all the correct information.

There is a 2-3 business day expectation for delivery and receipt of the mail. The problem with delays is that once in the mail room of the facility, it is up to the staff as to when they deem the mail is fit to be handed out to the inmates.

It could be either. This depends on the system where your inmate is incarcerated. An inmate can make a collect call from ALL jails, prisons and detention facilities This is absoolutely the most expensive call. In most federal facilities, the inmate's TRULINCS account controls the outbound phone calls (along with commissary and CORRLINKS email). Every call made is debited from this account by the minute. Local calls are 1/4 the price of long distance calls. We get people local numbers