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Visitor Policy
Interview with Alex and Javier
JM: How often could you receive visitors?
Alex: I could receive visitors once a day per visitor.
Javier: Everyday from 10:30AM to 7:30PM.
JM: Was the check-in process lengthy for those who came to see you?
Alex: It depended on how many people were going to
certain blocks; if too many visitors came to
visit a specific block, often times some people
would not be able to visit. Also, if visitors
came during the daily lockdown times, they would
have to wait for a considerably longer amount of
time.
Javier: Depending on which block you're in. The trustee
block wait is usually less than 10 minutes others
can be up to an hour.
JM: What was the visiting environment like?
Alex: The visiting environment was a large, 2-sided
lobby that held a main desk for visitor
inquiries. The lobby contained a tv on each
side and vending machines.
Javier: It wasn't anything out of the ordinary. Its a small
cubicle with a glass separating you and your
visitor and you each have a phone to communicate.
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Visitation rules have changed. An inmate has only two and a half hours each week. Each visit
is an half hour, so the inmates can have only five visits each week. It's wrong on so many levels. |
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i just would like to know could 2 people visit the same inmate at the same time if they came together
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