My daughter comes up for review in July to become paroled. My wife and I would like some tips to help her secure her release from the Georgia Department of Corrections.l
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there is not a whole lot you can do. it all depends on how she spent her time in prison. her record will speak for itself. The crime she committed makes a big difference too. Drug offenders have a better chance of making early release because the prisons are overcrowded with addicts. good luck
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do you have her on the national runaway list?\ngo through her room,look everywhere for any clues you can find.have you talked to anyone that seen her before she left,you might have to do some digging yourself first,get out and talk to people, have a recent picture of your daughter to show others. be persistant with the police make sure they are doing everything within their power.
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Try the State Probation Department. They have a great camp for kids.
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Ask in the Virginia forum at http://www.prisontalk.com\nSomeone there will know exactly how to go about it... Prisontalk is a terrific support and information site for the friends and families of inmates and is a wonderful resource.
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There is a wonderful support and information group at http://prisontalk.com\nAmong the members are many people in the same situation you're facing.\nI've got a "someone special" locked up, too, and this group has helped me a great deal.
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Ask your probation officer...\nDon't depend on answers in this medium for important information such as this.
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I think you'd have to get in hold with your parole officer,set a court date for the right to work over at Colombia,I think the court involved would have to be necessary...
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Perhaps you need to speak to your counselor, case manager or parole officer.
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The rules vary in every state, so it is hard to give you a definite answer but if you visit the appropriate state forum at http://www.prisontalk.com someone will be able to tell you exactly what the rules are and how to get this done.\nGood luck
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I will have my daughter contact you. She works with DD and knows quite a bit about the system. God bless the system and the inmates that run that asylum. When going up against a bureaucracy you will need all the help you can get. Good luck.
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Wow...What prison have you been visiting? I'd like to arrange for a cherished friend to be transferred there! The medical/dental care I'm always hearing about would be nice!He had a small cavity in one tooth and the answer was to pull the tooth, he needs to see a doctor to renew a prescription for a chronic condition (no, it's not a drug with any recreational potential, it's Prilosec) but can't see the doc because he is not bleeding, and when he does get that script renewed, he'll be paying for it or rather either his mom or I will be doing so. The situation has gotten so bad with prison health care that a federal judge recently ordered the whole department into recievership.\nHe shares a 6 x 12 cell with one other man, and counts himself lucky that there are not 3 in that cell due to the amazingly overcrowded state of the facility, he gets to leave that cell about 4 hours a day, including shower, chow, dayroom and yard time... and THAT is when the facility is not on lockdown due to drastic understaffing, courtesy of a hiring freeze imposed by the Governor...on lockdown, it really is in the cell, 24/7, food passed through the door, etc the only thing that keeps going is the mail (and by the way, I send him paper,envelopes and postage, unless it is a letter to one's attorney of record AND there is no money on one's books, the prison does not pay for letters)....the educational programs, IF an inmate qualifies AND if there is a slot available in the class.....and surely you see the need to try to educate these people to improve the chances of their becoming productive citizens upon release?\nThe showers are hot and reasonably clean, but inmates buy their own soap, shampoo, toothpaste, etc.\nThe food is a joke, and is barely legal in quantity and quality... most inmates get VERY creative with the top ramen that is available at the commisary...\nI do not think prisons should be "luxurious" but I'd like to know where you get your information.\n\nBy the way, my friend is what they call a model inmate, he has had no disiplinary problems inside.\nI could go on and on, but I really want to know what prison you're basing your statements on, because it sure as hell is not in California!
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I hope she showed up with the intention of making things right again.  I would assume she has missed an appointment with her probation officer by now.  If so, there is likely to be a warrant for her arrest for a probation violation.  \n\nIf she violates probation she can be "punished" in several ways including extending the probation time, modifying the release order (ie adding to the conditions), or possibly jail time.  They can also revoke the probation entirely.\n\nThe other concern is that if she is picked up by police out of state she will be considered a Fugitive of Justice.  From there she will most likely have to be extradited back to California. Not only is there the possibility of sitting in jail for a few months waiting extraction  but also needing a bail bond for a release condition.\n\nYou might be able to express to her all the negative reactions this escapade has caused and encourage her to self-surrender and deal with the situation.  The longer she waits, the more sever the possible ramifications may be.
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In the state of Georgia as of 2006, a child of 17 years of can not\nmove out of parents home without permission. Unless another\nguardian is appointed or you are amansiapted. \nContact your local juvinile office if in doubt.\nThe only reason the law enforcement does not enforce this law\nis because it would cost millions of dollars to enforce and most\npolice officers are not up to date on juvy laws.\n\nAnother few months will not hurt if your truly in love and you can\nfinish school to make a brighter future for the two of you. Then just maybe Mom will be more for the relationship.\n\nGood Luck!!!!\n\nAlready been there!!!!!!!!!
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http://www.cdcr.ca.gov/Offenders/handbook.html gives you all the info needed for parole in cali. good luck
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Write to Lenawee County parole office. Tell them what you want and have there prison number. Most of the time they will send you something to say they have got your letter.
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Here is the information you requested.  Thank you for using Yahoo Answers.  We are here if you need us.\n\nhttp://www.dcor.state.ga.us/GDC/OffenderQuery/jsp/OffQryForm.jsp?Institution=
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call inmate lo cater 916-445-6713 ...you need to have birth day or CDC number  first and last name ..they will let you know where the inmate is located or paroled out to..if you find out what town paroled too advice the paroled for question...