How much does it cost for prisoner in Texas?
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lol, oh damn, thats funny. props to bipolarbadass, cool name too.\ni stent 6 years in tdc & heres what i found out. the 'cost' is a myth. i started out in garza east then garza west where we grew corn, okra, carrots, potatoes & peas. the cannery was mcconnell unit where i stayed for about 9 months. after that i went to coffeild where we made all the clothes, mattresses, sheets, & shoes. ferguson grew cotton. gist was another agriculture unit. styles was the metal fabrication unit where theyd make the bed frames & buildings we are stored in. there are agriculture units, textile units, livestock units, industrial units, ect. we grow & process everything we consume. a self preservation society. we even make freeworld stuff. TCI is on the stock market. inmates dont cost money, we are an in house free labor population, we produce money. you see? we lay our own concrete from quarry units, we build our own units with metal thats formed onsite. we grow our own cotton for clothes & bedding, we make our own clothes, we grow our own food & package it in house & we tend the onsite sewage treatment.
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Texas has an express lane for people on death row your prob gonna be wanted for like 50 years.
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The State of Texas has an "Offender Search" feature on its Department of Corrections webpage. Keep in mind, while using it, that the State is only responsible for the incarceration of state prisoners - anyone being held in county jail is being held by the county, and the State will not have records on those individuals. Try the local county to see if it's one of those technologically advanced counties that offer a similar service.\n\nThe State search site is linked below.
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PARDONED IN TEXAS ARE YOU KIDDING !!!!! in Texas you do the crime you will do the time .have nice stay
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become a prisoner for someone .
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Ask in the Texas forum at http://www.prisontalk.com\nSomeone there will know exactly how to go about locating him... Prisontalk is a terrific support and information site for the friends and families of inmates and is a wonderful resource....and you won't have to put up with people making snide remarks about the situation
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Texas Board of Pardons \nand Paroles
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I was offered $13/hr out here in TX, so it has to be around $10 and up!!!!
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Go to Texas Department of corrections website and type in their first and last name. Usually provides a pic as well.  This info. is free to public.
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They got approx £400,000 to £500,000. However the Government tried to make them pay some of it back to cover the cost of the food and accommodation they recieved whilst inside.\n\nBoard and lodgings in prison is only free if you're guilty. If you're convicted in a miscarriage of justice, then later release, HM Government will try and reclaim the cost of jailing you.
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actually a bond fee is 15% of the bond amount. 10 % is a myth unless you are talking about a very good customer. at 10% the bond company makes 0 profit. they don't do these things as a public service, they are in the business to make money.\n  \n1. call a bond agent in your area. you can even call several and price check but you will pay about the same amount no matter where you go. as long as your bf isn't a flight risk, it will be just the bond fee. it also depends on the charge as well and the county. some counties are harder to get a bond released, therefore the bond company asks for more money or for collatoral. when you call the bond company, they will contact the jail and find out if your BF is even bondable or if he is stuck. if he has a probation violation then you are looking at a 2500-15,000 bond or more depending on the original charge and the county. the tickets may or may not be bondable from that jail,and he may be saying tickets when he is in fact referring to a misdemeanor (a lot of defendants do that even though a ticket is actually a traffic violation and they are talking about any kind of misdemeanor) that means he may have to be transferred to another jail to bond on that charge. bond companies don't charge any $$ for checking bond information, they only charge for the actual bond. and always remember, the bond fee is non-refundable whereas collatoral is depending on bond conditions.\n\n2. you can call the jail. they will give you visitation and mail information. jails do not allow people to call inmates, they are not running a hotel. typically visitation is only 1 or 2 days a week and at certain hours. if you are approved to visit and your BF is allowed visitors (depending on his behavior in jail) you must have a valid ID to visit, not have been incarcerated in that jail for the previous 30-90 days depending on the county, and not have any outstanding warrants. you must also be propperly attired. you cannot take anything with you into the visitation room and they will check warrants when you hand over your ID.\n\n3. there is no time limit on bonding. as long as the person is bondable, they can be bonded 24/7. but when a bond is written it can take from 1-5 hours to book out depending on the county and how busy they are. ask the agent about how long it will take. some companies go to the jail and pick the defendant up themselves, some have the person paying for the bond pick them up from the jail. be sure to ask.\n\n4. the first court date in jail generally happens within 48 hours of arrest. it is most often called a video plea because the judge isn't actually at the jail whereas in some counties, a judge goes to the jail for the arraignment. at this hearing, the defendant is asked if they want to plead guilty or not guilty. if they plead guilty, they proceed to sentencing. this generally only happens in the cases of traffic tickets. if they plead not guilty, then the judge decides whether or not to set a bond. that is based on what the charges are, what county the charges originated from, if the probation officer or parole officer (if applicable) has put a 'hold' on the person (meaning the person cannot bond out and is stuck until the charge is completely disposed of), and on the person's criminal history. whether the person is bondable or not, the next court date can be anywhere from 1 week to 3 months later. again the person is asked if they wish to plead guilty or not. at this time, if the person pleads not guilty, they will set a tentative trial date.\n\nyou can get the jail phone number from the phone book. look under county govt. (or city govt if it is a city jail)
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The true figure is somewhere in the region of $50000 (from the USA Times newspaper). This figure is dependant on the prison type (a max-security prison is around $70000 per person), the state and the needs of the individual prisoner.\n  One prison warden claims that he runs the cheapest prison in the US, at a dollar a day per prisoner. The prison consists of a barbed wire and iron fence, with two small cabins as a hospital and reception/chapel. The prisoners themselves are placed in old army tents, and they go out during the day in chain gangs to clear woodland of rubbish or pick up litter.
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In Texas, a class A misdemeanor is punishable up to 365 days in County Jail. Most offenders receive 2 days for 1 served,unless they are a jail trustee, then they may receive 3 for 1.
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The specifics you gave, arrest, jail time, etc.. is obtainable from your local police department, they usually charge in the 10 to 15 dollar range for the time it requires to do the research, which isn`t bad. If it is out of state or in a different city, most cities have a web site you can find the info you need.
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http://www.tdcj.state.tx.us/offender_information.htm\n\nhttp://www.prisontalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49512
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i already answered this for you. go to the state corrections site for your state and look up the link. If your state doesnt have it for free, then NO
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Jail is public housing at its most expensive .