prisoner cell block h......?
931642
yes the freak was the best thing in the show as she made the programme more intense\neven had better acting than the current robin hood programme on bbc1
875958
Hmm, that's a good question. Unfortunately they don't allow internet access in county jail. So I doubt that you'll get answer. \n\nGO BRONCOS!!!
206872
http://prisontalk.com/forums/index.php\nSomeone here will be able to guide you through this silly maze and help you reestablish contact with your son.\nGood luck.
554549
yeah, my dad is an electrician who worked there. he said the only ppl he saw there were shackled and accompanied by guards. i dont know what constitutes a "prison" technically, but i'm pretty damn sure that if you're there, you're not having a good time. for a LONG time.
1077412
You would have to call the jail or the sheriff's office.
1070506
I strongly encourage you to contact your nearest Prison Fellowship Ministries office. \n\nThey are set up to help inmates just released, just like you. \n\nGod bless, \n\n<><
154078
MCI is handmaiden to the AntiChrist! You'll need to call their blocking department and/or their correctional services department, here are the numbers:\nCorrectional Services 1-800-231-0193\nBlocking Dept. 1-888-414-0898\nAnd here is the number to pay yor MCI bill or check your account balance:1-800-770-4896\n \nGood luck...sometimes dealing with all this can make us feel like we're serving the time right along with our loved ones...if you have further problems, or just want to talk with people who are facing the same issues, please join us at http://www.prisontalk.com\nPelican Bay has its own board in the California forum, along with lots of general discussion areas and specific boards...including one just for the parents of inmates... hope to see you there!\n__________________
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You'll need to call the prison and find out which company holds their communications contract, then contact that company's "Correctional Services" department to get the details on what changes, if any, you'll need to make to your home phone account.\nFor lots more information about the whole phone mess and all the other issues that arise with a loved one locked up, please visit http://www.prisontalk.com\nGood luck.
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There is a wonderful group at http://prisontalk.com\nYou'll find a great deal of information and support, including special poems and writings from mothers to their children...there's even a forum dedicated to the parents of inmates\nI've got a "someone special" locked up, too, and this group has helped me a great deal.\nGood luck.
1055565
The sheriff there would not allow it be given to a prisoner.  They are very restrictive there and have most amenities denied while they are incarcerated.  Prisoners are denied any special favors.  I'd suggest you hang on to that magazine until the individual gets released.
69061
Umm probably prison...duh.
89833
Look here http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=-1&f=102\nand may the time pass swiftly
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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.
926681
No, inmates do not haveit soft within the prison walls.\nTo anyone who says differently, I'd like to know What prison have you been visiting? I'd like to arrange for a cherished friend to be transferred there! The top notch 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.\nComfortable bed? HA! Try a lumpy 1 inch thick pad on a stainless steel shelf... cozy, huh?\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...\nWhat Gym/weight room are you talking about? My friend does an aerobic routine in his cell each morning and spends about half his time in the yard running his usual 3 to 5 miles, but there's no equipment available...I'm not complaining about that, but I'd like to know where you get your information.\n\nAs to other recreational activities, if there are video games, it has not been mentioned to me... Television in the day room where what to watch is decided by vote...any TVs or radios in the cells were not provided by the state, either the inmate or someone like me purchased them and like quarterly packages and phone calls (collect and incredibly costly) they are a privilige that is EARNED... Surely you can see the value of rewarding good behavior?\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 all these stereotypes of fun and games are based on, because it sure as hell is not in California!
718083
what state do you live in? maybe it would be worth it to go check out the local jail or penitentiary and ask the inmates that question? got the guts to? naw didnt think so
1104501
call the jail or prison in which this person is housed and ask them
996441
hi\njust call the jail and ask if that person is there. give their full name\nand birthday and, if you know what they are in there for.i called and asked for someone and thats all i did. good luck.