Contact the facility the inmate is located or if you would rather do it online look up the inmate through an inmate search, good place to start is: http://www.konmart.com/inmatemailing/index.php?title=Inmate_Search This is a directory to almost every jail and prison inmate population record that exists online, once you search using the inmates name the ID number will be returned in the results. Good luck.
Many states/counties provide inmate records online. You can start with the county sheriff's office or detention center. Vinelink also provides inmate records for many counties in the country. You can search the database by the inmate's name. Results may include incarceration date, expected release date, type of offense and sometimes photos of the offender. If inmate searching is not available for the jail, you can call the sheriff or detention center for inmate information.
Contact prison that the person is currently at, and ask for the procedure.Comment made after reading the discussion page: At this point I think your best bet would be to have an attorney start making inquiries on behalf of the inmate and requesting that the compassionate transfer be expedited. Apparently neither the inmate nor his family have enough 'clout' to sufficiently move the prison authorities to action.
There time starts when they arrive at the holding prison. Most times they will get time served for the time they spent in county jail. State time starts the second the sentence is announced by the judge. Time served is also credited.
Dial the person's phone number. When the phone is answered, start talking.
On television, it would start with 555.
This is the start of a mobile (cell) phone number.
I was accosted by a stranger on the street asking for money.
via giving my phone number
ask for her number. punch in her number. type letters to her on your phone. she answers.
Get the ID by doing an inmate search using the inmates full committed name. The returned search results will give the inmates ID or booking number. Good place to start your search is through this directory of prisons and jails. http://www.konmart.com
no, but you start by escaping going to prison.