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Camp is the easiest time to do, but make no mistake it is still a federal prison. But, there are no cells, no bars, no fences to speak of. The inmates live in barracks-type dormitories where there are rows of bunk beds each separated by lockers. In Miami camp (where I was for over 5 years), there are four buildings that hold 100 inmates in each building. All inmates must have a job. It's not backbreaking work, but mainly support service

this sounds like "diesel therapy". it is a form of punishment where inmates are shackled and then bused for days from one destination to another. It has been alleged that some inmates are deliberately sent to incorrect destinations as an exercise of diesel therapy. 

It means that they have already served 10 days of a 45-day sentence.

Yes, inmates in the federal shu get mail 6 days a week

yes, you think about getting out every day. In the beginning, you are angry at the world and mostly at yourself. Over time, that subsides and you start planning. Then you get into a routine that makes the time go by easier. If you have the ability to set realistic goals and be content in achieving them, then you can have a productive life and live like a citizen not looking over their shoulder all the time. Solitary -

Yes, but sometimes the refund takes a few days or more to get back into the account. 

who is the inmate and what is their new location

What do you think happens? I saw a cho-mo get his teeth completely broken out with a weight and then having their mouth used by the inmates repeatedly, over days until they were transferred...