JM: How often could you receive visitors? Mickey: 2 days a week I think Nate: Twice a week. Anne: Two 30 min visits per week Erik: Visiting is held a few days a week depending on your
pod and classification. Many times this can be
further restricted when lockdowns are in effect. Chris: You were able to have 2 visitors twice per week. x
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JM: Was the check-in process lengthy for those who came to see you? Mickey: Yes. Nate: Nobody came to see me. Anne: Not too bad sometimes up to an hour Erik: From what I heard it is a little time consuming but
rather simple. If you have been in the facility as
an inmate in the last 90 days prepare to be turned
away. Chris: The check in process is assanine. You check in
initially and then you sit on cold concrete for half
an hour and then walk through a metal detector and
go sit in another room and wait for half an hour.
JM: What was the visiting environment like? Mickey: There is a room with about 5 separate plate-glass
windows with microphones at each window. Nate: I don't know. Anne: Quiet like a medical office Erik: The visiting rooms are a quick walk up the stairs in
most pods. Thick dirty glass seperates you from the
visitors and steel mesh impairs the communication so
you must talk loud. Definately the bright part of
your inmate day, is walking up the stairs to see who
hasnt forgot about you. Chris: The visiting environment is the prisoner and guest
separated by a glass partition that you can't hear
very well through at all. There are about 6 spots.
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