Time in a Federal Prison?
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Every day for 8 hours a day I am in one; and since I cannot retire until I am 57 I have a 24 year sentence :)
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If you mean\n\n1. City Jails:  Usually holding facilities for less than 48 hours.\n\n2. County Jails:  Holding facilities for un-sentenced and those awaiting trial.  Incarceration for those sentenced under 1 year. (misdemeanor and minor felonies)\n\n3. State Pens:  Convicted felons\n\n4. Federal Pens: Those serving sentences for federal crimes\n\nThere are also various prisons for illegal immigrants and secret jails for war criminals, etc.
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If he's in federal prison, go to the Bureau of Prisons web site and check out their inmate locator.   If he's in state prison, then go to that state's department of corrections web site, and same thing.
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If the correctional facility where the inmate is being housed has a website featuring information about it's population, there is a good chance you could find out a release date that way.  You might also contact the actual facility to ask the warden or someone in the higher penal administrative offices as well as the board of pardons and paroles for that particular area about a release date for a specific individual.  This information is public record, as well as information relating to the facts of the crime, and sentencing information.  I hope this helps you.
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Perhaps someone here can offer an explanation...as much as the CDCR's actions can be explained, anyway... http://www.prisontalk.com \nBut I bet it's nothing more than a clerical error in calculating his time served or else he caught a case while he was in and ended up doing some "dead time", time that does not count towards his sentence, or lost some accrued "good time", days reduced from his sentence for good behavior.\nGood luck!
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This should get you the info if they are AT a federal prison.\nhttp://www.bop.gov/inmate_locator/index.jsp
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http://www.mdoc.state.ms.us/division_of_institutions%20State%20Prisons.htm\nThere's the state page\nand here's a place you can ask specific questions\nhttp://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=151
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Someone here http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=126\nwill be able to tell you exactly what you need to know.
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Do you know what State? If you add that information to your question, I can help more.\nThis link will help you find inmates in a Federal facility\nhttp://www.bop.gov/iloc2/locateinmate.jsp ...\nIf he's in a State Prison, do a search that looks like this, except without the quotation marks....\n"Yourstate corrections prison inmate search"\nThat will get you links to the inmate lookup services.\nIf that doesn't help, go to the forum marked "Lost in the System" at http://www.prisontalk.com\nGood luck!
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GO INTO FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS WHEN IT COMES UP PUT YOUR STATE IN AND HIT INMATE SEARCH
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initially you will enter the booking and receiving are.  there you will be entered into the computer system, your belongings will be taken from you, logged, and stored. you will have to shower and de-louse either with spray or powder. (usually the corrections officer will de-louse you). you will be assigned to a cell block and a cell number.  (expect 15-20 people in your block).  wake up is usually around 7:00 a.m., you will clean your cell and block and chow is delivered to the cell block afterwards.  your day will mainly consist of doing absolutely nothing inside the dayroom area.  yard call is usually for 1 hour a day. if the c.o. has time. if not you don't go outside.  so you sit there on your sorry butt doing nothing on the taxpayers dime. (enjoy-your welcome). lunch and supper are usually served @ normal eating times., lights out is normally around 10:00p.m.  no smoking or tobacco products are allowed in most of the jails i had the displeasure of visiting.  (Past corrections officer for 3 years)
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go to inmate locator in your web browser..my ex husband was in federal prison you can either put in the registration number or the persons name. Is he in a federal prison now? If he is awaiting trial then he may not be in there..call the federal bureau of prisons or you can contact your local marshalls office (FBI)
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Federal "pound me in the ass" prison.\n\nDepends.  Did you off someone, or steal a car, or molest a little boy.
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PHONE THE PRISON AND ASK
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What State? If you add that information to your question, I can help more.\nThis link will help you find information about inmates in a Federal facility\nhttp://www.bop.gov/iloc2/locateinmate.js...\nIf he's in a State Prison, do a search that looks like this, except without the quotation marks....\n"Yourstate corrections prison inmate search"\nThat will get you links to the inmate lookup services, which may or may not provide release date information..\nIf that doesn't help, go to the forum marked "Lost in the System" at http://www.prisontalk.com\nGood luck!
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As you can see by all the A$$ holes with their opinions, instead of answers, you have not chosen an easy road.   My husband has been in federal prison for 26 years, however, so I wish you the best.    You will have a very strong marriage if you can survive his incarceration.    It will test you and your family beyond anything most marriages have to deal with.\n\nAnna M. gave you the best advice.  However, some institutions are run more professionally than others.   Some will simply not respond to your request.   So  I would also advise to check with the state laws and county requirements, too, like blood tests, waiting periods, and so forth.  You can find all that information with a little searching on the internet for county offices.   I also found that calling the county offices yielded correct information for your circumstances, as they are usually familiar with those procedures in small prison towns.     \n\n At least he's in State.   Federal is awful.   I know of several couples who have waited over a year, with one woman traveling 600 miles each time to get renewed blood tests and licenses because of bureaucratic bull.   But she stuck with it.   So good luck to both of you.
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Here is a list of all correctional facilities.\nGood luck~