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Follow on Google News | Jail Guide announces new Federal Prison Sentence Calculator for good time servedJailGuide.com began as a site to find inmates and to do free inmate searches and now includes a larger federal prison sentence calculator. JailGuide maintains a comprehensive inmate search database that encompasses prison facilities worldwide.
By: Pete Maxwell The JailGuide website is owned and designed by Pete Maxwell, who has built one of the largest federal prison sentence calculators available anywhere online. The prison sentence calculator is for use when calculating sentences in state and federal penal facilities. It’s extremely easy to use, and if visitors do have problems, the site contains a link that will take them to detailed instructions ( http://www.jailguide.com/ The calculator will soon be making its debut on other sites, too. The prison sentence calculator’s creator is now offering lawyers, bail bondsmen and similar entities the opportunity to embed the calculator on their own websites. They are also be able to post their own link within the sentence calculator. JailGuide is the largest website of its kind to find inmates and is dedicated to helping people remain current on the location of friends and loved ones who have been incarcerated. Prisoners are often transferred from one facility to another with little or no warning, and family members are often not notified for security reasons. JailGuide maintains a comprehensive database that surpasses anything else available, and encompasses penal facilities worldwide. In the U.S., the database includes all Department of Corrections, Federal Board of Prisons, state prisons, county jails, work camps, honor farms and boot camps. Also included are facilities in Australia, Canada, China, Germany, India, Korea, Japan, Mexico, Russia, Spain and the United Kingdom. Maxwell has also compiled a variety of tools and utilities to aid visitors find an inmate, tips for navigating the system, and information on how penal facilities work. He’s included links to inmate handbooks, visitor guide, prison sentence calculators, tutorials, visitor information and prison videos. The inmate locator also offers an assortment of useful information about each facility. Visiting hours are provided, along with rules and regulations governing visitation. JailGuide also offers an instant download of the prison survival guide, “How to Survive in Prison and Jail.” Going to jail is a frightening and traumatic experience, but the publication provides numerous tips, advice and information for new prisoners on what to do, what not to do, how not to become a victim of the system and a comprehensive glossary of prison slang. The JailGuide.com website is extremely popular. Maxwell routinely receives hundreds of emails per day requesting more information on various topics related to sentencing, how to find a lawyer, immigration, finding a bail bondsman, prison facilities and life in prison. To answer that need, the site has a large page devoted to the most frequently asked questions. He answers honestly and doesn’t pull any punches in his replies. JailGuide.com is a comprehensive guide to everything you’ve ever wanted to know about specific prisons and jails, what to expect before you’re sentenced and how to survive. No one wants to go to jail, but if you, a friend or loved one find themselves in that situation, the JailGuide website and guide to prison will help you cope with what is undoubtedly one of the most trying times of your life. You’ll find more information on how to find an inmate or to find out how long your prison sentence will be using the federal prison sentence calculator at http://www.JailGuide.com/ http://www.youtube.com/ # # # www.JailGuide.com provides a way to find inmates with its free inmate search system and prison inmate locator. Providing advertising for attorneys, bail bond companies, bail bondsmen and others in the criminal law field. End
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