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Answers From Ask The Inmate
Q: I sent my son used books through Amazon which I didn't realize is not allowed. Now they want to charge him to return the books. Can't the prison just write "refused" and send the books back at no charge to them, just as you would if not accepting a package at your home?
Q: I want to add an inmate to my list but the prison is not included in your directory. He is at SCF-Sterling, CO. Your directory says SCF-Sterling is in Logan, CO. I don't believe that's the same prison is it? Does that mean I can't send him a letter from your site?
Q: I sent new books thru Amazon but sold by a third party. They were rejected by the prison. How do I send new books sent by and sold by Amazon exclusively?
Q: My son will be living with me following his release in a few months. How can I find out the rules about parole for his living arrangements? Meaning, am I allowed to have alcohol in my house? Do I have to switch to non-alcohol toiletries, i.e. mouthwash, hairspray, etc.??
Q: How do I find out the rule for ME when my son gets paroled and comes to live with me? I'm guessing I have to talk to his case manager, is that true?
Q: How can I find out the rules I have to abide by when my son comes to live with me after being released from prison? i.e., no alcohol in the house (?), etc. Also, resources for seeking employment as a convicted felon in CO. Thanks.
Q: Been asking a few questions over the past months. Never seem to see where the answers are posted (?). Wondering about how my son begins to look for employment as a felon. Thanks.
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Nowhere to go: Some inmates freed because of coronavirus are ‘scared to leave’
