Unfortunately no, you cannot turn the clock back and resubmit a new PSI. If his attorney advised him to withhold this information, they should lose their license to practice law as this advice clearly has no clue about post-conviction law. More and more we hear of sad situations where the attorney interjects a thoughtless and moronic advice in an area most have no clue about. The one thing your husband might do is sue the attorney for "Ineffective Assistance of Counsel". This

Absolutely. Inmates LOVE receiving mail at mail call. You should definitely send a couple of pictures of the new dog (in a Santa hat) with your letter. If you email us at aid@inmateaid.com we will send you a coupon so that the first one is free... :)

Yes. The phone service at EVERY prison or jail is controlled by one company (there are 25 competing for the contract). They set the rates and you HAVE to use them. What InmateAid does is get a different phone number that we know will reduce the price (using their pricing model as our guide). In some cases, the local call is the cheapest, in others an out of state call is less than any number inside the same state (it's

That is a rumor that will never come to fruition. There has not been parole in the federal system for over 25 years and it's not coming back anytime soon with the current administration. Incarceration is big business and it makes big money. Every year that i was in the federal system, there were rumors of how they were going to offer early release to first-time, non-violent offenders because of "overcrowding" or other reasons. None of them came close.

Yes, absolutely. Mail is sacred in prison and/or jail and unless the offender is under a terrorism charge, all mail will flow to the inmates without an issue. If you would like to try our letter and photo service for free, send a request via email (aid@inmateaid.com) and we will send you a unique code to get the first letter to your inmate quickly

Could be... if Virginia only wants him for 31 days, then that is possible

You can call the facility and speak with the counselor. They will have that information, just be very polite and humble when calling to ask for information.

The InmateAid photos are of fantastic quality! They are 4 x 6 glossy photos that are printed to the edge of the paper - prison approved size. It is better than what you'd get at your local pharmacy photo developer. If you would like a free trial, please email us and simply ask for a coupon. We'd be happy to give your inmate the first one on us.

Western Union, MoneyGram or JPay - they all charge a small fee for the transaction. You will have to decide who has the best deal for you.

If he does not post bail, he will have to sit until and throughout the trial. The bond is to assure his appearance. Without the money to back up the promise to appear, the prosecution doesn't trust he will on his own recognizance.