In federal and state there are no limits, but county jails sometimes have limits of 10 or so as the inmate storage space is limited

You have to set up a pre-paid account with the jail phone carrier if collect calls do not work.

all you have to do is upload them from your phone or computer with the "paper clip" icon

They can hold you on a "federal material witness warrant" pretty much for as long as they want. While they are holding you on that premise, you can bet they will use the time to build their case.

Use the Arrest Record link, ...there is a small charge for the data of newly arrested offenders

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it depends on the location and phone carrier at the prison/jail. if you sign up with inmateAID, we will only issue a line if it can save you money. if not, it is promptly refunded. there is no risk trying it out.

It is possible that they have a pending sentence in State that runs consecutively to the bid they are finishing up. Depending on their Judgement and Commitment document signed by the judge, their might be more time to be served 

Moving an inmate within 2 months of their release is unusual. There might have been an incident that created the necessity to move the inmate. Or, it could be as simple as a stepping down process where they are moved preparing for reentry. Whatever the case, 2 months is short-time for sure!

Reception Diagnostic Center (RDC) is a temporary maximum-security prison due to the wide range of custody and security levels of the inmates who go through this facility for classification.  The RDC is usually the first stop for inmates where they will be evaluated, given a physical and psychological exam.  Because it is a temporary facility inmates' programs are limited, so are the perks like visits and phone calls. Therefore your inmate might not get phone privileges until they are designated to a more permanent