My little brother is getting out of prison soon, should i help him out?
88500
Well you're the only one who can and must help him. You said you love him right?
326588
No matter what prison system your brother is in...he can ask to be placed in protective custody. During protective custody your brother will be placed in a single room cell, no other person is allowed to live in that cell with him. The only downfall of protective custody is that the person is on lockdown generally for 23 hours a day. They come out of the cell for only 1 hour a day. \n\nYour brother's roommate is probably playing what inmates call the sex game with your brother....with this other inmates touch on the new guys to see what their reaction will be....generally if the new guy does not react negatively to being touched...that person ends up becoming a girl instead of a man...he will give up his manhood or be raped.... \n\nYour family can get in touch with your brother's counselor at the facility where he is now to speack about the circumstances...if this does not help....someone need to get in touch with the warden or deputy warden of security at the institute.\n\nLet your brother know that if he plans on keeping his manhood...he must fight for it....whatever it takes to come home the man he went in as.....\n\nEven though this is a sad situation, it is life on the inside of the gate...I hope your brother will not be doing a lot of time....\n\nLet your brother know....do not ask any other inmate for anything...the price he has to pay back will be much higher .... your family should send him money orders to cover what expense he need inside to  keep him from asking others for items...\n\nGet luck and do not worry......he has to keep his chin up and be a survivor....
497091
nope leave him alone he is sa jailbird and u are 2 nice lookin for that go get somebody thats gonna be there 4 you when calls its not gonna be collect okay u can do better than that okay (good luck )
69246
i dont know but u can call the jail and if u know that persons name thay will tail u if thear thare or not i have a brother in person i called the person to see if he wase thear so try it .
172886
http://prisontalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&daysprune=&f=83\nLook here...someone there will be able to help. I know how awful a feeling it is to have someone lost in the system, good luck.
922312
Huh....you sure you're in love?  It's going to be tough being alone while he serves time...and he seems aware of that fact.  That's a big sacrifice--waiting for him I mean.  If you chose that route--best of luck to you.  But even if you don't decide to wait it out--you could still be supportive by communicating with him while he's incarcerated.  Life with a convicted felon is not going to be easy after he serves time either--and your options will be limited because of it.  Just be aware of the sacrifices required to remain with this person.  It sounds like you'll have lots of time to make up your mind.  Find a support group that can assist you.  Good Luck
1183088
If you are saying what I think your saying I would get away from that dude. It's only been 5 weeks. If he is doing things he shouldn't be doing and you are hanging around him you are going to get in trouble, or get hurt. I knew a girl once who had a boyfriend who was involved in that crap and she is dead now. Just think this way too, that dude is going to be in prison soon so you won't see him anyways. And that's the truth.
21326
Whether you need to know because someone you care about is in trouble or for another reason, there is a wonderful on-line info and support group at \nhttp://prisontalk.com
9254
Just wanted to add that there is a wonderful support and information group at http://prisontalk.com\nThere is a forum dedicated to just Ohio questions and discussions.\nI've got a "someone special" locked up, too, and this group has helped me a great deal.
409446
if there is grounds for appeal then you can probably find a law firm that will take his case pro bono.\n\nif he's guilty beyond the shadow of a doubt but you feel he is reformed you can appeal to the governor for clemency.  but from what i hear there are an awful lot of non-violent offenders serving very long prison sentences in the united states.  and that is a problem for your justice system and taxpayers to ask how long they will support the building of more corporate prisons and the passing of laws to create more prisons.
736601
Get him out? Legally I hope. I think your best option is to speak to your brothers attorney and make arrangements to have a meeting with the warden. Ultimately, it is in his or her discretion to release your brother for whatever reason and it is them who will set the terms and conditions of the release.  best of luck
1073275
Well thank you for being the more Christlike person in trying to do it all yourself and not giving up because your brother doesn't want to do the work.  But it does need to change because your brother should be helping too.  Tell him that charity is a virtue and that charity brings happiness.  I believe he would be more happy if he helped those around him . . . and himself.  Maybe reward him for helping out with something sometimes.  Give him incentives to do better.
211901
No.  The state should have went after him once you became a ward.  The $ would be owed to the state but not to you.  Sorry for your situation but it may be best to move on.  He's not entitled to any part of your life now that you are emancipated.  If you don't want him around then get a restraining order.
1101004
what if the guy is in prison?
910542
I am afraid that the legal system does not do well with excuses eve seamingly legitimate ones. An obligation is an obligation in the eyes of the law. All too often released inmates will put on a front to those who would be the most simpathetic and come to their defense when the long arm of the law reaches for them. If he truely cared for his family as you say then he would have made the time to do what he was supposed to do for their sake. I have no doubt that there are those who do reform their lives after prison/jail but htey are few and far between. Don't be taken in by a false front, there will be less disapointment when the truth is finally revealed. If your first reachtion to this is "Oh, he wouldn't do that," then it is already too late. \n\nDon't get me wrong, I'm not saying that he isn't a good person, but the patern is there in your own question. Sometime good people lose their way and can't seem to find it again. The best of luck.
734805
your brother is talking out of his a SS. he to can get into trouble. tell him to report, and you will tell also. he maybe sent back to after he spends time in prison for fraud. tell him to go for it. pull his bluff. he sounds like an as s hole jerk. good luck.
511920
U don't do anything, just keep loving the person. He will need your love and support while in prison. A lot times love ones are forgotten about when they go to prison. Never let anyone tell who to love and not to love. Make your own choices.