We do not have that information available regarding new charges or changes to the TDCJ inmate locator. You will need to speak with your inmate's counselor or case manager to get the details or go to [Arrest Records](https://www.beenverified.com/lp/abfbda/1/landing?pagetype=background+checks&subid=&utm_campaign=125&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=1899) to get the latest information on the offender.

Yes, that is exactly how it works

This is a simple violation issue. The offender was given the opportunity to cut his time short by completing a drug class. Following instructions to the people who hold sway over their freedom need to understand and consider what is more important, winning an argument of freedom.

We have detailed information regarding Rule35 on our website, please use the search box in the top right corner

Go to the FCI Gilmer prison page on our website and click "Send Money" it will take you directly to the correct place on the Western Union website to send money into the Federal system. Use State Code: DC and City Code: FBOP

It depends on where they are doing time, what their charges and criminal history are. The federal system has a program called RDAP that can reduce a sentence by twelve months. Some state systems have reductions for work credits. All places have good time credits for inmates that have no incident reports.

yes, newspaper subscriptions are allowed in all federal prisons

Absolutely NOT. Inmates caught with a cell phones could bring additional federal charges and additional time added to their sentence. Inmate calls are all recorded and charged through a single prison phone company or an internal account. The calls are expensive but the price of the calls can be cut through our Discount Telephone Service. If your inmate calls you "long distance", ask us and we will be happy to answer any questions getting the service set up for your

Our program will bring the cost of each phone call to the lowest possible price - but it depends on the facility, where it is located and who the current provider is that services that facility. A good general range is from $0.50 - $3.00. Most calls are in the $1.25 - $1.75 range. Let us know the details and we will try and give you a more accurate rate.

If your telephone number is local to the jail, then our service will not benefit you. The service at the jail has a contract making them the sole provider for outbound inmate calls. In most cases, a long distance call from the jail is more expensive than a local call. We get folks who are out of town a local number (that rings on their current phone, changing nothing). The phone provider for the jail will ONLY charge for the