Leaving prison with the best of intentions, I was ready to work hard — but not every employer wants to work with former prisoners, and I learned that firsthand after my release.
Yes. A probation officer can search your home at any time. But there are some conditions.
You have the right to due process, and courts will consider many factors when determining your sentence.
If your loved one is in prison, you need to find out exactly where they are being held in order to keep track of their status as a prisoner. You should know if they are in a federal or state prison, or a state, county
Parole is a conditional release for prisoners. The laws vary from state-to-state and within the federal system.
It depends. If you have completed your sentence in full, nobody can restrict who you live with. Two felons can live together without any legal consequences. However, if you have not fully completed your sentence, things may be different for you.
At some point, your prison sentence will end and you will be released. When that happens, you do not simply leave the facility. There is a release process for federal prison that you will need to follow.
Discrimination does occur in prison, but you have legal rights.
There are strict rules you must follow after being paroled.
If it's hard to visit a loved one in prison due to medical issues, you can make a hardship transfer request.