by Justin Paperny | Nov 14, 2020 | 2: Life In Federal Prison, Justin Paperny, Prepare |
What Should I Know About Food Services and Prison Commissary? If you heard someone describing their meal in a restaurant as being “about as good as prison food,” what would you think? Keep that thought in mind so we don’t have to describe it. Instead, we’ll tell you...
by Justin Paperny | Nov 13, 2020 | 2: Life In Federal Prison, Justin Paperny, Prepare |
What if I Need Medical Treatment in Federal Prison? All prisons employ teams of medical staff for people in need of healthcare. They include at least one physician, nurse practitioners or physician assistants, nurses, dentists, hygienists, and technicians. Like...
by Justin Paperny | Nov 12, 2020 | 1: Life Before Federal Prison, Justin Paperny, Prepare |
What Religious Services are Available in Federal Prison? Religious services help many people cope with the challenges of confinement. To support religious programs, the Bureau of Prisons employs more than 200 chaplains. Besides the chaplains, approximately 10,000...
by Justin Paperny | Nov 11, 2020 | 1: Life Before Federal Prison, Justin Paperny, Prepare |
What Should I Know about RDAP and Psychology Programs? Being separated from family, anxieties about the future, and other complications of prison life can lead to depression, or even more severe mental health problems. For that reason, every federal prison offers a...
by Justin Paperny | Nov 10, 2020 | 2: Life In Federal Prison, Justin Paperny, Prepare |
What Should I know About Education and Recreation in Federal Prison? Some people want to use their time in federal prison productively. By pursuing education in prison people can develop skills and credentials that translate into success. Those programs may be...
by Justin Paperny | Nov 9, 2020 | 2: Life In Federal Prison, Justin Paperny, Prepare |
Administrators assign prisoners to specific bunks. They also assign people to work on specific prison jobs. With few exceptions—like being in transit, in segregation, in an A&O program, or medically unassigned—all people in federal prison have job assignments,...