Communication Inside A Federal Prison

Communication Inside a Federal Prison

Federal prisoners can communicate from inside a Federal Prison with the outside in various ways. Click any of the links below to learn more.

U.S. Postal Mail: Federal prisoners are permitted to receive mail during incarceration. This mail can be sent from virtually anyone outside of prison (e.g., friends, family, businesses, etc.), but some restrictions exist.

Legal Correspondence: Prisoners confined within the Federal Bureau of Prisons do enjoy the right to privileged legal communications with their attorneys.

Inmate Telephones: Inmates incarcerated within the Federal Bureau of Prisons have access to a monitored telephone system that permits them to call approved contacts.

TRULINCS Inmate Email: Federal prisoners can access the Trust Fund Limited Inmate Computer System (TRULINCS), which permits them to email authorized community members.

Inmate Visitation: Prisoners are permitted to have visits with family and friends. While visitation policies differ depending on the federal prison in question, the general rules and procedures are the same for all facilities.

Contact us for more information on prisoner and attorney communications or other aspects of prison life.

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First Day in Federal Prison

Prison Life

Communicating with the Outside World

Health and Wellness

Special Prison Survival Tactics

For more information about prison life and how to prepare for prison, please email [email protected] or call 843-620-1100. Our team of experienced prison consultants stands ready to assist you in your time of need.

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