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PandorasMagic

Does anyone know of any differences between Federal prisons and State?


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Palomo
 
Palomo
 
Palomo

Hi, well nothing like research. At www.bop.gov you can get most of he real facts about the do's and don'ts. They will let you download any of the program statements they have. Remember it does depend on where he or she is at, all under the security eregs. Hope this helps , by the way you can even see if someone else is there too with there locater.

 
Palomo
 
Palomo

THE INMATE CAN SEND YOU A LIST OF ALL THERE DO'S AND DON'TS. I WAS A CLERK FOR HALF OF A FCI, HOWEVER, IN SOME CAMPS AND PRIVATE RUN PRISONS THEY DO THEIR OWN THING. THE CAMP IS DIFF. FROM A FCI OR FDC, OR USP, YOU SEE IT DEPENDS OR WHERE HE OR HER IS AT. WE LIKE TOOSAY THAT THE DIFF. IS THE STATE SAYS 5YRS AND THEY CAN PROVE IT, THEN THE FEDS SAY 20 TO LIFE, WE DON'T HAVE TOO PROVE IT, JUST TRY TO RISK IT. THEN YOU DEAL FOR 7-8 YEARS AND JUSTIFY IT BY THE SENT, GUIDELINES. SOUND SCARY IT IS AND WORST THAN FREDDY VS. JASON.

 
Palomo
 
lulu
 
lulu
 
lulu

The difference between state and feds, in order to be sentenced in feds you would have to have committed a crime in the feds jurisdiction. (i.e. robberying a bank can be one, shooting someone in a postal office)

State of course, is breaking the laws in the state. Maybe LawDog can explain this a little better.

Feds get 300 mins of phone time each month, they can either call you collect or buy their phone mins, which is cheaper then them calling you collect. you cant send them stamps, they must buy them.
you use to could send them 3 paper books at a time in, that is no longer allowed.

you will know the diffrnce in state or a fed inmate. fed inmate id number is like the following,

0000-ooo they have 4 numbers divided with a slash folllowing three more numbers.

i hope this helps
lulu

 
EaglesFan
 
EaglesFan
 
EaglesFan

Hi...the feds will not allow stamps sent in. inmates can purchase them through the commissary. If the inmate needs postage, send a money order (U.S. Postal Service money orders) for a couple of bucks..Palomo & I will be happy to answer anything else we can...

Greg

 
Kimbra
 
Kimbra
 
Kimbra

*blushes* I can see typos are going to be bad for my image.

 
PandorasMagic

I decided to see what my friend said, but I wanted to know if the rules in Federal Prisons were more strict on what you could send inmates. I wanted to send him some stamps for one thing but I'm thinking he can't recieve just regular postal stamps. I guess it was a stupid question, I was just curious.

 
PandorasMagic
 
PandorasMagic
 
KilgoreTrout
 
KilgoreTrout

Almost as good as Kimbra's Sexcurity!!!

 
KilgoreTrout
 
Professor Dumbledorf
 
Professor Dumbledorf

Kilgore,
Ohhhh... got me! I should have caught that one. ROLF!

 
Professor Dumbledorf
 
KilgoreTrout
 
KilgoreTrout

"counter fitting"???

Lol professor, that sounds like a counterfeit crime!

 
KilgoreTrout
 
Professor Dumbledorf
 
Professor Dumbledorf

I always thought that Federal prison was for those who committed crimes that broke laws that came under federal jurisdiction such as bank robbery, kidnapping, counter fitting etc. State prison, I believe, is for crimes that break just state laws. Maybe Law Dog can clarify?

 
Professor Dumbledorf
 
Palomo
 
Palomo

sorry i just now found out i can not link to the board, but that's only because i have nothing to hide and i am sincere in helping people.i won't do that again guys

 
Palomo
 
Anonymous
 
Anonymous

You don't know ****.

 
Anonymous
 
Palomo
 
Palomo

maybe i can help you give me your questions and i will try to answer them. i was a pretty good helper 4 most of the guys in both the feds and state of california , however if it is other states i may not be your best bet. what i can say is that i do know how to research and that helps any project. Palomo's direct is Pillapicasso [at] aol.comrel="nofollow"

 
Palomo
 
Kimbra
 
Kimbra