You will need to contact the State's Attorney and ask them to enforce collect. They will write an order to the ASPC and request that his inmate trust account be garnished. Restitution is collected vigorously at all of the institutions nationwide.

No, the inmate's privacy is protected.

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No, they just call the inmate to visitation

You can write all the intimate letters your heart desires. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. What you want to avoid is writing about the case, the trial or any elements that could come back as evidence. The people that watch (and read) the mail are looking for threats and potential security breeches.

On a 132 month sentence, with good time he's looking at 112.2 months which is nine years four months.

No, no place will allow an inmate to marry with a 60 sentence.

Hopefully there were no injuries associated with his drunk driving. We don't know the exact charges so guessing at a penalty is not the best thing to do. If there was a suspended sentence in the original charge, the amount of time in that Order will likely be the starting point for a prison sentence.

Big Sandy is either a United States Penitentiary with the federal BOP system or Big Sandy Regional Detention Center. The USP is far more strict and a tougher road for an inmate. Visitation might be tough the first time around. You get searched thoroughly and the visits are under heavy supervision. They are non-contact visits. It is highly recommended that prior to an inmate visit you call the jail or penitentiary to confirm that visits have not been cancelled.

Probably not but you could call the facility and ask to speak with the chaplain. Sometimes they have a way of getting the rules bent for visitiaton if the person asking is super-nice and humble.