JM: How often could you receive visitors? Tom: On regular modules you can choose to have one hour
long visit or 2 seperate half hour visits. On t
module you get an hour and a half worth of visits
broken down to a one time hour and a half or up to
3 30 minute visits. On t module the cops will
pretty much allow you to visit as long as you wish
or until there is somebody else waiting. Barbara: You could receive two 30 minute visits per week if
you did not get your visits revoked bc you had
gotten into trouble
JM: Was the check-in process lengthy for those who came to see you? Tom: The visitors have to be pre-approved and approved
again each time they come visit. The initial
approval is a background check and subsequent
approvals are just for scheduling purposes. they
have to arrive 30 minutes early to check in so it
is a little bit of a hassle. Barbara: Only on Sundays with visits between 11-4pm. This
was the most popular time to visit so screening
visitors took longer and visits were sometimes
delayed, meaning a shorter visit time
JM: What was the visiting environment like? Tom: Private. Single rooms thru bulletproof glass and
talking thru tiny holes in the frame of the
window. It is usually really hard to hear and be
heard. But it is semi private so it is overall a
fairly nice environment Barbara: There was a small room that was separated by
glass from the visitor. Visitor and inmate had to
use phone to talk to each other. There was no
contact allowed between visitor and inmate. All
visits had audio and video recordings. Visiting
room were usually too cold for my elderly mother