This depends on their situation. If they have no money on their commissary, then it is money so they can buy the little extras. If it is phone time that they lack, then it's phone minutes. If they have those two and you are talking about buying them things, we highly recommend magazine subscriptions or books if they like to read.

Here is a list of the most popular: Car and Driver Easyriders (bikes and girls) Diesel Hot Bike (bikes and girls) Drag Racer Muscle Machines Muscle and Fitness Hers (girls)  

There is no way to find out, the information even for inmates is completely private. Only the inmate and the administration knows who sends money, sends mail, phone call list and visitation list.

Sometimes, the orientation period if different depending on when you arrive. If A & O is done every Wednesday, like the federal facilities, and you get there on Tuewday, you wait one day, if you get there on a Wednesday, you'll have to wait a week.

No. The medical procedure will take place in a hospital under guard. When he is released from the hospital, he'll be transported to his current facility and do rehab there. They will have him on work restriction or whatever the doctor orders. But no one gets released for medical reasons unless they are in hospice.

Unfortunately, there are no programs for early release for sex offender in the state of Maine. There are mandatory programs that the inmate must complete but none leads to a shortening of the sentence. Then there is the long probation period following release along with mandatory registration in the Sex Offender Registry that remains on their record forever. Here is a link to the ME DOC pdf that explains their program.

The system will select the correct number for the lowest rates for the facility you select matching it to your current phone number. You will be emailed that number which will be immediately operational. One way to test it, is to dial the new number from another phone and listen for it ringing on your current phone number. The caller-ID should be the number we issued you. You can relay the new number using our mail service for free, just

There is no second chance for a bond if you are stupid enough to get arrested while out on a bond. Usually, the judge who was generous and lenient allowing you to remain free while awaiting your trial would laugh at such a request. The whole idea is that you get out on bond and stay out of trouble.

Yes. Letters from Inmates is a service that our members enjoy becasue there is an ability to keep your own address private. We charge $1.49 for the service and is used by thousands everyday.

Leavenworth Detention Center operated by CoreCivic, formerly CCA uses IC Solutions as their carrier. The rates are the lowest if your number is local to the facility. If you are out of state, we would provide a local Leavenworth number that you would register as your own and use until your inmate is released.