If your inmate is in the Mississippi Department of Corrections facility, then he has been sentenced to a state crime. The State decides what custody level the inmate serves his time. If your inmate was transferred to MS DOC, from a county facility, you will have to resubmit the visitation paperwork. If he gets moved within the MS DOC system, your paperwork will be on file and be valid wherever you visit.

In some cases like most county jail, you only need an ID. If you are going to state or federal inmate visitation you will need to fill out an application and gain approval before being allowed to visit. 

They might, every county is different. If you suspect that you have a warrant, we would not risk it. You could send someone you know to visit first and then ask them the procedure. Just a thought, why not clear up the warrant with a phone call and arrange to clear your name?

It's not a church, the prison visiting room is for inmates and people on their visitaton list. The rule is one hug and kiss at the beginning and one at the end. If you are offended you should either look away or stop going to the prison visiting room.

Yes, you may give a light kiss and gentle hug when your inmate comes in to the visiting room for the first time. When the visit is over, you may do the same. Please be mindful that the guards are only going to react negatively if you abuse the privilege.

yes, it is arranged by the correctional officers and coordinated via internal schedules for video visitations

Maybe. This will be entirely up to the discretion of the warden. People with a felony on their record are not normally allowed to visit, but if you petition the warden's office for permission and you are nice about it, there is a 50/50 chance you will be permitted to visit.

It is 100% that you will be detained. They will ask for your identification and run a NCIC, a national database of criminal records, felonies, warrants, record of confinement... and if you are a match they will hold you for the jurisdiction to pick you up and take you to where the warrant came from.

Usually no more that a week or two if you are no immediate family, they tend to get approved quicker as long as the aplicant does not have a felony on their record.

Yes, a government passport should be a sufficient form of proper identification. Please call their visiting officer first before going, but we think you'll be fine. 281-454-5036