When people leave prison they often don’t worry about the paperwork they left behind or even consider it as they simply want to be free from the facility. But missing paperwork has a way of being needed when you least expect it.
National Conference on Adult and Juvenile Female Offenders
The 2011 conference is hosted by the State of Utah, Division of Juvenile Justice Services and co-sponsored by The Association on Programs for Female Offenders (APFO).
Russian Prison Listing
When it comes to people search, nothing could be more elusive than Russian prison inmate search. JailGuide is pleased to announce an update to our already growing database of world wide prisons with the inclusion of the prisons of Russia. We have had quite a few emails about getting more data and we were able to get in contact with a resident of Russia who did some searching for us. The task was tedious, not to mention the language barrier!
Prison Safety and Inmate Rights
Many times I receive email from spouses of inmates asking about their rights, and while I believe they should be informed of what happens to their spouses – I don’t know of any “rights” belonging to spouses nor believe any really exist.
Parolee Privacy Live Anonymously
There’s nothing fun or romantic or cool about having to change a lifestyle and an identity especially in a hurry. But that’s the way you usually have to do it. In a hurry.
Prisons and Natural Disasters
what happens to the inmates that are behind bars when the weather turns extremely bad and there is a state of emergency called.
Parolees Banking Privately in The United States
Are you recently paroled and wonder how you can live privately or even bank privately? EVER WONDER WHY Americans give up their financial privacy so easily? Slowly condition a population over a generation or two to believe it’s normal to let government, quasi-government agencies, and private investigator–types have access to citizens’ money and banking information and privacy becomes obsolete.