Yes, they probably will but you might have to remain in solitary until you are no longer in need. This rule is different depending on where you will be doing your time

We get many of these questions from nice ladies like yourself. Our answer is the same, only you know in your heart what you feel. No advice will change that. If he is in for a long stretch of time and you are tired of what he has brought to the relationship in the last four years, then you know what to do. If you are still head-over-heels in love then let that guide you. As long as the relationship

Yes, but our recommendation is to wait because it is likely there is a restriction on the amount of time the inmate is allowed to use the phone while in segregation. Check back with us when the inmate released back into the general population.

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This depends on what kind of assault the person is charged with. The criminal history of the offender is another major factor the contributes to the amount of time they might get. We think that the statute of limitations might be have expired if it is a simple assault charge. Or, there are some assault charges (especially involving sex or against a minor) that will never expire and could bring a lifetime of imprisonment.

We cannot find any accurate information on the visitation. We recommend calling 318-371-9199 to get the best answer.

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We would not know about all inmates and what they will or won't do while incarcerated. But, most inmates are not looking for a sexual relationship with same sex partners. However there are inmates that do - and this is a real relationship. Some sexual relationships start out as a predatory attack and are raped. This leads to a forced relationship where the weaker inmate cannot fight off the attacks and submits to this night after night.

Antonio White (832443) at Dodge State Prison is currently serving a Life sentence. We do not see any active parole hearing scheduled for this inmate. The database states: Tentative Parole Month - Life Some life sentenced inmates become eligible for consideration after fourteen years, (committed offense prior to July 1, 2006), others after thirty years (committed offense after July 1, 2006), and a select few are eligible after seven years (committed offense prior to 1995 or the life sentence

Send us the information of the new location and we will update the facility and re-send any mail that didn't get to them at no charge. Email the changes to: aid@inmateaid.com