
How Do You Meet with a Pastor or Chaplain While in Prison?
You still have the right to practice your religion in prison. This is true regardless of your religious views. You can also meet with a pastor or chaplain in prison.
You still have the right to practice your religion in prison. This is true regardless of your religious views. You can also meet with a pastor or chaplain in prison.
If you plan to file a petition for writ of habeas corpus, you may need to know whether you are in state or federal custody.
Following all the prison rules is essential. Even the smallest of infractions can result in disciplinary action.
The first days in prison aren't any different from your first day at work, school or any other place where you begin a new routine. There are new people, a new landscape and a new setting. It may feel a bit different and strange at first. You may feel lonely and miss your family and friends.
Visitation in federal prison has changed immensely since 2020. Visitation was prohibited because of COVID-19.
All prisoners get a mental health screening at intake.
Yes. You can get married while you are in prison. In fact, there are very few restrictions.
The Eighth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibits “cruel and unusual punishment.” But what does that mean for you while you’re in prison? Do prisoners have Eighth Amendment rights?
Yes. Prisoners don't have a legal right to visitation, and the right can be revoked at any time.