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A DR is a Disciplinary Report, also called an incident report, and it means your boyfriend was written up for a rule violation serious enough to be classified at the felony level internally. That classification is significant because it places the infraction in the most serious category the facility's disciplinary system recognizes. The specific language "viol. statute felony crime" typically points to possession of contraband that rises to the level of a criminal offense rather than just a prison rule violation....

The facility is correct and the protocol they cited is real. Correctional facilities operate largely without accountability to outside parties, and when a disciplinary situation is underway they have no obligation to discuss it with anyone on the outside, including family members and partners. The lieutenant declining to speak with you about it is standard procedure, not a personal decision. Here is what is actually happening on your person's end. When an inmate is placed in the hole following a fight,...

Short answer, no. There is no outside person or service that can get an inmate released from the SHU, also known as the hole. That decision is entirely controlled by the facility and its internal disciplinary process. When an inmate is placed in the SHU, it is usually for one of three reasons: Pending investigation Disciplinary action after a rule violation Administrative reasons, such as safety or separation Even if the inmate says they did nothing wrong, the facility does not rely on outside opinions...