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In general, a felon can visit an inmate in jail, but there may be certain restrictions or limitations depending on the specific circumstances and the policies of the correctional facility. Here are…

Collect calls are not typically free. When an inmate makes a collect call, the charges are billed to the person accepting the call rather than the inmate. The call's recipient is responsible…

The ability of inmates to make calls on Sundays can vary depending on the policies of the correctional facility where they are incarcerated. Some facilities may allow inmates to make phone calls…

To pay for inmate calls, you typically have a few options available, depending on the specific policies and procedures of the correctional facility: Inmate phone service provider: Many correctional facilities have contracted…

In general, inmates in correctional facilities do not have the ability to leave voicemails. The phone systems in jails and prisons are typically designed for outgoing calls only, and inmates are generally…

Accepting collect calls from jail on a cell phone typically involves authorization and cooperation between the service provider, the correctional facility, and the person receiving the call. Here's a general overview of…