Inmates are allowed to receive mail. Mail is considered sacred in a prison, detention center or jail. Only high risk terror-crime convicts have mail restrictions. He is in the Lehigh County Jail you can and should [write him](https://www.inmateaid.com/letters). You have set up an Inmate Profile page to use our services. Login into your account and you will see your inmate there synced to all of the services you may use to stay connected.

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You may write him through our services or the old-fashioned way. For us to help further, we need to know more than his name. There are 2.4 million inmates currently incarcerated in our 50 states and there are no inmate searches solely by name alone. You need to have a state to begin with and their DOB usually.

The only way that cases get reopened is where there is DNA that can unequivocally prove their innocence. If this is a potential DNA case, you should contact the Innocence Project. There will be no more trials or appeals at this late stage as the time to file would have expired.

Usually there is no big difference except for the size of the palce. They are all confining, tough places to live for any period of time. Being locked-up is the same everywhere. If you are going to ride or die, then make sure you are sending him stuff to read. There is no better wqay to do your time then escaping through reading a good book.

If they are in a county jail, then yes they are moved to a Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) facility depending on the security level designation decided during the period before movement.

The first determination will be the charges against him and does the judge consider him a flight risk or a danger to society. The problem here is that he has a failure to appear which is exactly what the judge will rule on. Our guess is no bail. Being married to a US citizen does not automatically make you a citizen. The courts will contact Homeland Security to see if his immigration status is in jeopardy. We are afraid that

Yes there is a distinct possibility that he could do fed time and state time. If he was picked up for missing a sentencing that is not good and might make the judge angry when he is sentenced. The federal case of smuggling illegals is a serious charge that will likely cost him 5-10 years depending upon the particulars. If he is lucky, they will run the sentences "concurrent" which means they will happen at the same time.

The bail bonds man - you are paying them to vouch for your niece's "promise" to appear for her court appearances. If she skips, the bond is forfeited, your ten-percent and their ninety-percent.

There are visitation days and times that are set by the facility or institution