The following items are not be allowed in visitation:             A. Halter or midriff tops             B. Leggings, jeggings, or other thin spandex/tight or revealing clothing             C. Swim tops or swimsuits             D. See-through or revealing clothing such as low cut blouses             E. Spaghetti straps or thin straps/shirts that allow bra straps to show      

Picture tickets are bought through the commissary at $1.00 per picture. These are for visiting room photos of the inmate with their loved ones.

It depends on what type of facility you are visiting. The security level varies, therefore the visitation varies. You might visit through Plexiglas or you might get to visit for hours on a picnic table. Where your inmate is matters.

Your approval or not is reported to your inmate. The facility doesn't notify the visitors, just the inmate. It is the responsibility of the inmate to notify you that you are on the list for approved visitation.

The inmates create their own call list. The only restrictions are people that were in your case (co-defendants), judges, prosecutors and victims. Otherwise, the list can be pretty vast.

what facility is he in?

Call the facility visiting room during normal visiting hours and see when your inmate's visiting hours are. OR, ask your inmate when their days are.

The prison officials must maintain and ensure that there is no smuggling of contraband by the visitors. Strip searching is the most effective way to do that.

As a general rule, juvenile facilities only allow visitation from the immediate family. It has nothing to do with your age, it's limited to mother, father, sister, brother and grandparents only.

You will only have a problem if there is a bench warrant. Did you have a court date and fail to appear? If so, there might be a warrant (or maybe not), so you'll have to decide whether to test it. A simple traffic ticket will not cause you a problem.