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Visitor Policy

Interview with Cesar, Tom, Bruce and Jon

JM: How often could you receive visitors?
Cesar: During visiting hours. I don't remember what the hours were.
Tom: VISITORS WOULD BE TWICE A WEEK
Bruce: they do it by first letter of last name and any time its your letter you can have a visit, i'm not sure exactly how it works i've never had a visit
Jon: The visitor policy is ridiculous and you can receive either one or two hour long visits a week but the hours are during most normal business hours so it makes it super difficult for anyone who has a busy life to make any visits.`

JM: Was the check-in process lengthy for those who came to see you?
Cesar: Sometimes, there wasn't a booth available.
Tom: I DO NOT BELIEVE IT WAS.
Bruce: im not sure how check in was for visitors like i said i have never had a visit while i was in spokane county jail
Jon: I had no visitors since the hours for visiting were at 10-11am or 1pm- 3pm and the people who would have came to visit work and had no time free.

JM: What was the visiting environment like?
Cesar: A booth divided with Plexiglas. And visitor and I spoke via phone.
Tom: LIKE HAVING A VISIT ON A SUBMARINE AFTER ONE OF THE COMPARTMENTS HAD BEEN CONTAMINATED WITH RADIATION, VERY CONFINED AND NO PERSONAL CONTACT
Bruce: the visiting booths are about four foot square with a metal stool in the center of the floor a small counter about six inches wide and glass between you and your visitor and the same on their side with a door they could open on their side when the were done and a door you cant open on your side when you're done and a telephone receiver on both sides to talk to each other on
Jon: The visiting booths are small dirty cells where you are able to see the inmate you are visiting but cant pass anything between each other. The booths have a lot of wear and tear and seem to have seen better days now having a ton of inappropriate vandalism and a weird smell.

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