You can send the USA Today newspaper into the Florida DOC facilities

OMG YES! If you could see the inmate's faces at mail call, you would know how vitally import getting something. Not to be a commercial, but that is what InmateAid is all about. The services on the site are the ONLY things we can do for our loved ones stuck inside. Letters with great quality photos, postcards where you can upload any picture to the other side of your message, greeting cards for every holiday and meaning, magazine subscriptions -

you can call the prison and ask to speak to the mail room

within a day or two

no, there is no cost to the inmate

The correspondence rules are similar for all detention centers (jails, prisons, penitentiaries), the letters may be and probably are read by the Correctional Officers. Unless this offender is on some mail restriction for things you should already know about (terrorist-type charges), mail is considered sacred and they don't censor much. You cannot speak of business issues like moving money around, buying/selling real estate, stocks or bonds. You cannot speak of escape or anything conveying surveillance of the institution. And you

The mail is sent via US Postal Service and is not sent "certified" or "return receipt requested" - i know it's a smart ass answer but if you ask the inmate, they will tell you they received it. If it comes back for some reason, we investigate and re-send it for you at no charge. The imates can and DO use the InmateAid "Letters from Inmates" Service. It provides a level of security and privacy if you want or need

Postcards are sent immediately upon ordering from our partner in San Francisco. It takes a day or two for it to make it to your inmate's facility. It is a great vaslue and excellent service. Don't forget to check out the Greeting Cards, also only 99 cents, too... never miss a holiday, special event or birthday - let your inmate know you're always thinking of them.

Yes that is not a problem. If you sent one to the county jail from InmateAid, we will resend it at no cost to you if you email us and let us know about the transfer.

Our advice would be to send sexy pictures without exposing yourself. IF the rules are to NOT send them that way, why are you getting the attorney involved in breaking the rules? Imagine if the attorney gets caught with nude pictures of his client's girl. Just try and resist getting naked, send him something he can actually keep. He can use his imagination until he gets the real thing :)