depends, most law enforcement people use a "material witness warrant" to hold someone for as long as they want without officially charging them.

the inmate locator for the prison is the easiest way. if they are not in state or federal try vinelink.com

they do not roll-over unfortunately

Yes. In federal have your inmate ask for a form BP-199, the Request for Withdrawal of Inmate's Personal Funds. In state prison, your inmate can meet with their case manager and then transfer funds home or elsewhere if there are available funds on their books.

might be months since there was already a denial

If you can survive prison, you will be changed forever. The direction of that change is completely up to the person.  There must be a willingness on their part to make the necessary changes in their habits, their thinking, and what they really want in life. It's an uphill battle for sure, but victory is attainable.

Count time is usually 10am, 4pm and 10pm. It lasts for about 20 minutes. There is no way to obtain an inmate calling list as they are afforded the same privacy as you would be. Who's private phone records are public information??

  We have an algorithm that tells our system what number is the lowest priced. We use all of the carrier's own rate calculators to determine if we issue a line or not.  Here is a link to the Securus' Rate Calculator (https://securustech.online/#/rate-quote). This rate calculator allows the customer to see what the rates are for their number and any other number to compare it with. Once you see the big difference in the rates for various phone

No, an inmate's privacy is protected like anyone on the outside would be. 

You can be held up to two years in most county jails, but once the offender has been convicted, they serve the bulk of their sentence in state. The time spent in county is deducted from the total sentence.