Does anybody know some one in Corcorn state prison.?
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Yes, my nephew and some of my male friends from back in the \nteen age years. My friends are from L.A.,CA. and my nephew is\nfrom Fresno, CA.
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Everything said before is right.  But consider\n(1) Are these people in county jail (typically for sentences for less than a year), in state prison (typically for sentences in state court for more than a year) or federal prison (typically for sentences in FEDERAL court for offenses).\n(2) If you do not know, start with the federal locator that someone has linked to above( because it's nationwide) and if you have no luck, then try your state system.
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Actually, I am... My husband has been an inmate twice since we've met and has just recently been released about a week and a half ago. We have been going through a messy divorce since the 23 of June, last year(our six month wedding anniversary).\n\nThere also was a man that I had known and spent half my life in love with and he was released last summer and is now in Colorado doing great; he didn't waste anytime getting back on his feet.\n\nThey both, by far, are repeat offenders not once, not twice, not even thrice. They both have spent the majority of there lives going in and out of jail and extremely close to prison. The difference between them is that my husband wants to do right and has the faith and ability to do so as well as a lot of potential for success in many areas of his life, but he lacks the understanding of HOW to live differently and the common sense of wise decision making. He isn't doing any of the bad things that he did to get him locked up to begin with, but he is still putting himself in situations that could eventually land him back where he began, claiming that his walk with god is so strong that he can handle the situation, when his family and I all know that his strength will eventually weaken due to where he is choosing to stay. BUT the other guy I spoke of had a safe place to stay and a secure job with in weeks and went as far as a move from California to Colorado to get away from his previous influences and is doing great right now; he even got custody of his 6 year old daughter back.\n\nThese two people are very similar and very different which goes to show that you shou7ldn't judge people by their mistakes; it is our mistakes that make us human. BUT we can be judged by the efforts we take to make things right once given the knowledge, ability, and the freedom to do so.\n\nThe best advice I could give is to go online tro the court website of the county he is convicted in, type his name into the search, and it will pull up his entire criminal history and all other related cases he may have; it's all public record. Also, try and find out what kind of home life he had growing up, because that will play a big role in his decision making process and will give you a better idea of his non-jail personality. I say non-jail personality, because once you're locked up you tend to form what's called a prison mentality which means that you learn to anipulate people into beleiving that what you say is genuine and that they really have rehabilitated and deserve another chance, yet once released they go right back to there old ways. So find out as much as you can about who he used to be and carefully compare him to the person you know him to be now. Ask him what plans he has for when he is released. Most inmates that are serious about the desire to rehabilitate will have already constructed a plan as to where they will stay, how they will get around, where they will work, just general goals and ways of meeting those goals.\n\nFind out when he is supposed to be released and continue writing to him or calling him which ever you prefer and see how he unfolds as a person once released rather than getting involved right away.\n\nIt's not easy, but sometimes you have to see where your heart leads you, just make sure your smarts have brought along a safety net just incase.
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Ask in the Texas forum at http://www.prisontalk.com\nSomeone there will know exactly how to go about locating him... Prisontalk is a terrific support and information site for the friends and families of inmates and is a wonderful resource....and you won't have to put up with people making snide remarks about the situation
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Just wanted to add that there is a wonderful support and information group at http://prisontalk.com\nThere is a forum dedicated to just Ohio questions and discussions.\nI've got a "someone special" locked up, too, and this group has helped me a great deal.
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You can find some great input on this issue at\nWWW.prisontalk.com. It is a support and information group for the friends and families of inmates and those who are facing trial/sentencing.\nGo check it out!
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You could check here\nhttp://prisonpenpals.com/pppalpha.html
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Look here http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=-1&f=102\nand may the time pass swiftly
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Check to see if there is a Offender Tracking System in your State under the Dept. of Corrections. You will have to know the persons first and last name. If you have a prisoner number associated with that person that was used before, you might want to try using that to locate them.\n\n                                      Good 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.
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Hi,\n I know how to find your friend and how to find out what prison he is in...\n First go to google and type in any prison that you know the name of.\n Then after you type in the name of any prison...that prison website will show up on your screen.\n Click on the button to the right side of the screen that says: offender search.\n  Then be sure to scroll down and click on the "I accept these terms and conditions" button. (be sure to read it throughly before you click on anything, since its a prison website)\n After you click on "I accept the terms and conditions" button,  Then...\n Type in all the info that you know about your friend (Name, age, sex, and anything else) in the spaces provided. include as much info as you can.\n A screen will pop-up with your friends info on it...click on your friends name at the botton of the screen and more info will be given on him on the next screen.\n This screen will now give you, your friends info. It will list what prison he/she is in as well as the reason why he/she is serving time. \n It will also tell you all the info that was recorded on him at the time that he/she was picked-up by the police (or whoever it is that picked him/her up) \n I hope that I just helped you to find your friend...Good luck!\n\nPS...remember to read the terms and conditions carefully before you click on the "submit" button...its important!!
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I dont know where you live but we have a wbsite in ark (http://www.state.ar.us/doc/inmate_info/index.htmlt) that you can search inmates and it tells you ck it out and maybe it will help you find a way to help you.
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There is a wonderful support and information group at http://prisontalk.com\nSomeone there can probably help.\nI've got a "someone special" locked up, too, and this group has helped me a great deal.
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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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this might help......www.prisontalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62139
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This link will help you find inmates in a Federal facility\nhttp://www.bop.gov/iloc2/locateinmate.jsp \n\nJust in case ...\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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http://www.mdoc.state.ms.us/\nRunning an inmate search should answer your questions. If it does not, then contact EMMITT L. SPARKMAN  DEPUTY COMMISSIONER (601) 359-5610\nGood luck