This will definitely delay his release. Parole is not "release", it is early release. If the paperwork and approvals are not all done thoroughly, there will will delays.  Parole needs to be able to get in touch with you to approve you and your residence as a stable environment to release an inmate to. Without that phone connection, there is no way to make the determination.  Call the probation office and let them know what your situation is. Changing a

TV exaggerates the things that happen in prison. Think of prison as a small village with a group of people that have to live there for a while. Somehow, some way, the people figure out how to co-exist. Inmates have a "hustle", a way to get little extras. Some cut hair, some do laundry or clean other's cells. Some cook and sell their food. But there is gambling and contraband peddling. If your inamte gets caught up in that and

This is strictly up to the prison warden. If you have been an inmate in the GDC, you will need to explain the entire story to the warden or someone on their staff to get consideration for a visit. Normally, felons and ex-convicts are NOT allowed to visit at any institution. If you think your circumstances merit the visit, you will need to go through a vetting protocol before you get permission.

Inmates may spend anywhere from $50-75 per week or about $310 per month depending on the institution. This is a very generous amount and most inmates would be VERY happy to have that amount available to them to spend.

You can send "sexy" pictures, in your bikini or lingerie as long as the material is not transparent or that there are no private parts showing.

Sometimes the movement of an inmate is not a bad thing. As inmates get "closer to the door", their custody level can change and if there are re-entry programs awaiting release. Stay positive and hope for the best.

Our service is not a replacement for the prison phone service, we get you a telephone number that makes the charges from the provider at that institution less expensive. As long as you are a long distance call from the jail, there will be a savings of about $4.00 per call.  You can call the office (866-966-7100) and speak to someone about the specifics or email your questions and telephone number to aid@inmateaid.com and we will give you an honest

Usually county jails do not support inmate marriages. You can be certain if you call the jail's chaplain to find out.

There is no legal limitation on the length of time an inmate may remain in the SHU or the "hole". There are no laws an inmate can rely on to govern how they are incarcerated. They are basically property of the department of corrections - and have to do whatever the department decides, whenever they decide. Stays in the SHU can be months and months for infractions that are considered safety violations like possession of a cellphone or fighting. If

Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do from the outside but complain to the institution. This could have a double-edged result though. Letting someone in the administration know of these details will certainly shake things up there for a while. They will do shake-downs trying to find the shank. But these things never stay quiet and he could end up having more problems from you saying something than if he just lets it go. It sounds like your son has