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.

The Supervision with Immediate Enforcement (SWIFT) Court is a specialty court to address the needs of offenders to divert them from the full criminal justice process.This court was designed to reduce recidivism rates of drug participants. This was later applied to probation violators, especially those testing positive for illicit drugs. If the failed drug test is their only violation, it's possible the judge will extend their probation, add some additional sanctions (community service) or counseling. However, they have probably

It is like the movie "Groundhog Day", where everyday is the same, over and over where nothing changes. It is 100% true that if an inmate tells a guard about a situtation and others find out about it (and they always do), the inmate will forever be tagged as a snitch and will face retribution for the balance of their sentence. In many cases, the snitch will either need to be placed in protective custody or asked for transfer.

Members of the site create the inmate profiles. InmateAid does not monitor the accuracy of the entries unless asked to do so by the person who created the profile

Graduating from the drug treatment program is also granting immediate release. They oftentimes take the souse when there are openings in the program and don't always fit release dates. We would advise you call the facility and speak to his counselor... they will; know the out date for sure.

Yes, this service works for every facility, but the savings vary from person to person due to their location.

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.

InmateAid has a database of inmates that are created by the members of the site for their use in maintaining communication with their loved one. We have made the website a unique "one-stop shop" for anything to do with an inmate, before they go in, once they are there and when they leave. Anyone can log onto InmateAid.com and create a profile. We have some inmates with dozens of profiles that are there for their own use, not necessarily

This means that he is probably in a facility that is not a BOP-run facility (but he is in custody somewhere). Do you know if he had to make a court court appearance? This would make sense, that if the Release Date is Unknown it might mean he is awaiting sentencing, either someone on his case has not settled and therefore his sentence has not been handed down. He definitely has NOT been released.  Once he is designated to a BOP

InmateAid has been around since 2012 and serves over one million people per month. The Letters and Photos service is one of the most popular and is 100% legitimate. The processing is instantaneous as it sends the order to a third-party processing company. We send thousands per day with very little issue. Sometimes people select the wrong facility or forget to add the inmate ID number and the letter gets returned. If that happens, we investigate the reason and resend it at