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Most arrest records are not available without paying a small fee for the retrieval.
Read moreHe should be in the system, what is his name? We will set it up for you. If you have other questions about federal prison, especially the camp in Alabama, please ask us. He is in probably the best camp in the federal system.
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Read moreCall 215-291-1231 to get that information
Read morethere are no juvenile inmate locators. juvenile offender's are protected by the privacy act for minors - the information is not public.
Read moreNot easy to locate "former inmates". You can start with the facility where they were last incarcerated to see if they have a forwarding address, halfway house, etc.
Read moreYes to all of the above. Inmate ID means they have been in jail, whether they have been released might not be available. You may write him from here and he can respond through if he chooses to. If he has your phone number, he can call you as long as he has money on his books or you accept a collect call. Collect calls are about $15 each. If you are intending to speak often, we would recommend you
Read moreYou can try vinelink.com for the inmate ID number. If the letters do not have the ID, the mail room staff by rule could reject the mail. It depends on whose working at the time, some are nice and let it go, others not so... and play it by the book
Read moreVinelink only has the inmate's location and sometimes their inmate id number. To find out the charges, you will have to contact the Clerk of the Court where the charges were filed. You can access the entire file including court documents, trial transcripts and media if available. There is a fee they charge to reproduce the information for you but this is where the lawyers go to get their information.
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