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Here is a link to the Smith Unit page; http://prisonplace.com/forums/t/1192.aspx
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If you are truely concerned that he will act out his threats....in 2011.... take the letter to the prosecuter who sent him to jail. This threat is enough to possibly charge him with the threat and get him a longer sentence.
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Wait until he gets out. A guy acts, thinks, dreams one way while incarcerated. Once out, everything can change. Waituntil he is out, has a job and gets off parole.
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first, send the form back. They will tell him when you are APPROVED to visit and he will then tell you. Or, you can call the Visiting Sergeant and he will let you know when you are APPROVED. It usually takes 3 weeks for approvals...so dont call until it has been three weeks. As for mail, new guys move around alot. Dont worry, the mail will catch up to him if he is moved again. Remember, it takes a week or more for him to receive your letters and also remember that the Gurards read EVERY LETTER. Good
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Just call the prison.. Phone: (307) 746-4436 they should be able to give you the release date. If this does not work, call the court or the attorney
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He is well. Having completed his GED and is now taking college courses. It is still very hard for me and I know he does things in there that he does not share with me......but it is for his survival
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Speaking from the guys point of view; it is so tough to feel that you are sort of taking advantage of the one's you love. He needs you and wants you to be happy, and to need him. However he knows as much as you need him, he cant be there for you...this is where the pain can really turn into guilt. He wants you to be happy....its tough. There arnt any right answers or easy fixes.
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From what I have learned, it should be those 'newest' and with the shortest time to serve as California has to pay for these inmates while out of state. Best to check with his counselor....
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Here is an article dealing with the California inmate transfers.... CALIFORNIA - Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger suggested a strategy for dealing with overcrowding in California prison facilities - ship the convicts to another state. However, a California Superior Court judge last week determined that transferring inmates to another state is illegal. Judge Gail D. Ohanesian agreed with Gov. Schwarzenegger that the California prisons are overcrowded, but stated that the governor had declared an emergency
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GONE, BABY, GONE Shipping Prisoners Out of State by Raj Jayadev , Metro Newspapers A San Jose mother tries to prevent the Department of Corrections from sending her son to an out-of-state prison WHEN Beatrice Patlan's 18-year-old son Raymond was sentenced to prison in 2007, there was only one thing that made it bearable: He was placed at Soledad Prison, a manageable hour and a half drive from her San Jose home. On her days off from work, Patlan would drive down to the Salinas Valley to visit