There is no set timetable for transferring inmates. It is all done behind the scenes and then one day, they've moved. Inmate movement is kept very quiet for security reasons. It could be weeks or months. The inmate is getting credit for the time wherever they are sitting so the law is not rushing things unless there is a judge waiting to see him. If that is the case, he'll be transferred before the court date, that's for sure.

Depends ont he arrangement they have with the US Marshal service. MOST county jails only temporarily hold federal inmates until they are taken to a privately contracted facility or their designation within the BOP.

Whan an inmate is told by the guards to "pack your $#&@" that means they are heading to A & O to be processed for transfer. What the inmate packs out is anything tangible that was collected while incarcerated. Things like books, magazines, letters and the clothing bought at commissary, food stuffs are not normally allowed. This "pack" is transferred separately and delivered to the inmate's new location where they will receive it.

Inmates get transferred for several reasons. Not all of them are negative - he should still up for parole. But, your husband surely knows the reason for the transfer as the inmates are kept up to date about their custody status through their counselor or case manager.

If he is in Level 4 custody confinement, he will not likely be eligible for a Level 1 Enid Work Center. Level 4 inmates cannot transfer downward until his custody status is lowered.

No, but there is a connection. The Saguaro Correctional Center is a prison operated by CCA (Corrections Corporation of America) located in Eloy, Arizona. The prison contracts with the Hawaii Department of Public Safety to house their DOC inmates.

It depends on the custody level of the inmate. Movement does have "meaning" but it's not always a bad reason. In most cases, movement is nothing to be concerned about. Movement of bunk assignment is commonplace. Maybe 20% of the movement is for disciplinary reasons.

Joseph Karr DOB 3-6-1961, inmate ID 02060396 is currently serving a life sentence at William G. McConnell Unit. He has a parole eligibility date of November 1, 2044. He is not currently eligible to receive visitation.

The only way an inmate can gain a transfer is by having 6 - 18 months of perfect behavior. Each facility is different, have your inmate sit down with his counselor and set up some criteria to follow in order to get the transfer.

No, there is absolutely no benefit for transferring - they make the decisions where an inmate will be housed.