yes - 9:30 pm

sometimes, turning yourself in is the only way to survive. it is extreme, as it is a form of the SHU or solitary confinement but "administrative" and not "disciplinary" segregation.

yes, but the user will need to inform us that there is a change of location so that we can inform the publisher. they are very good at making sure that all of the issues get delivered even when there is a transfer.

very basic and mostly tasteless food that adds up to about 2000 calories per day

Almost all in-person visitation is suspended until March 30, 2020. The inmate's movement, in many cases, is restricted so it is easy for them to enforce any type of quarantines necessary in the event that an inmate would contract Covid-19. 

as an inmate, she is going to gravitate to the people on the outside that can and WILL help her. inmates are manipulative like that. if you are hellbent on keeping her, then put some money in her commissary, buy her some reading material and write her some nice letters reminding her of the good times. Just keep in mind that she might have 2-3 guys keeping her account full, too. 

gang rape was hard to forget

paperback only, no hardback

Administrative segregation refers to both a classification and a type of unit. There are at least three distinct types of segregation: administrative segregation, disciplinary segregation, and protective … Any of these types of segregation might involve a regimen of solitary (or near solitary) confinement. Administrative segregation (ad seg) is when an inmate is housed separately from the main prison population. In most prisons, ad seg is another term for solitary confinement. Typically, inmates get "put in the hole" if they violate

thank you for the kind words!