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Unfortunately, sometimes our loved ones or close friends find themselves in correctional facilities. If this has happened to you, then you know how difficult staying in touch with them can be… especially when you realize that all of your communication will be recorded and monitored.
Did you know that communications between you and your loved one can potentially be used by the police as evidence for criminal prosecution? It’s important that you don’t make things worse and avoid the possibility of self-incrimination!
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Why Police and Prison Staff Monitor Your Private Calls
Nearly all prisons record and monitor inmate phone calls, just as they also inspect every letter, postcard, and any other item coming into or going out of the prison. This is done for security – to be sure someone isn’t planning an escape, a drug delivery, etc. Even visiting rooms have devices that record video and sound.
This practice of monitoring and recording your phone calls with an inmate is generally accepted as legal. Prison staff always listens to samples of inmates’ calls! In particular cases, they monitor all of the communications of an inmate who they believe is attempting to conduct business outside the prison via the telephone.
The Supreme Court and various lower courts have recognized that prison inmates’ reasonable expectations of privacy are lower than they would be outside prison walls. Additionally, the government has a compelling interest in ensuring the security of its prisons, and surveillance is generally accepted as one tool the government can use to ensure that security.
Anything that an inmate says to the person on the other end of the line can be used against him or her, in any way, within the boundaries of the law.
Believe it or not, it is common for inmates to discuss their pending case, talk about other crimes they were involved in, name and identify other participants and possible witnesses, and much more. For the Prosecutors and Detectives listening on the line, these phone calls often break a case wide open and seal the inmate’s fate.
How Can You Know That You Call Is Recorded?
Most facilities that record inmate’s calls play a preliminary message informing the inmate that their call will be recorded. They also post notices indicating visits are monitored as well. Sometimes you can hear a “click” that indicates a law enforcement official has joined your conversation. Another “click” will tell you that the supervisor is offline, but that doesn’t mean that your call is no longer being recorded!
The use of taped calls against inmates has become so prevalent that some defense lawyers put a warning on their websites: “DO NOT say anything at all that you do not want to hear played back to the Judge in the courtroom at your trial.”
When a 3rd party (loved one or friend) is involved in the conversation, it opens up the possibility that calls are no longer subject to the attorney-client privilege, making it eligible for State discovery. As we mentioned, calls to anyone other than the inmate’s attorney will be monitored and recorded. It is surprising how much is said during these calls, even after the very clear recording lets everyone on the call know that the call is being recorded.
Another danger while making phone calls from the prison or jail is that the “phone bank” or wall of phones are in an open area where other inmates congregate and can easily eavesdrop on the conversation. One reason this might happen is because an inmate listening in can gain information to provide to the State – this can help them get their own charges or sentences reduced. One can never underestimate what an incarcerated man or woman will do to regain his or her freedom.
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How To Avoid Self-Incrimination
We understand the importance of calls from the incarcerated to their family members and loved-ones. They can serve as a crucial “lifeline” to someone behind bars, connected them to the “outside world.” In some cases, this communication can be the one thing giving an inmate the courage and motivation to hang in there while their case moves forward.
However, you should always keep in mind that anything you or the inmate say can be used against either of you. To close friends and family members who are reading this, you can do a lot to prevent your loved one from causing more damage to him/her as a result of something said.
Here is what you should do to avoid the dangers of the phone:
- DO NOT forget that all calls are being monitored and recorded, and that anything said can be used against your family member or loved-one in their current (or, possibly, future, case)
- DO NOT ask questions to which an answer might disclose damaging information. It is not unusual for the Prosecutor to file NEW charges based on something that was said on the phone
- DO NOT discuss the pending case at all. Direct your questions and concerns to a lawyer who can then decide how to proceed
- DO remember the dangers of making calls, and relay this information to anyone you believe might be in contact with your loved one while he or she is incarcerated
- DO explain to your loved one how the phone system worksand let them know that you must maintain responsible control over the amount and duration of such calls
- DO explain to your loved one that you may not be able to afford the number of calls they wish to make. It is natural to feel some pressure, even guilt, for not doing all that is asked of you. However, it is better to have a temporarily angry loved-one than a destroyed credit report and bankruptcy. A good way to avoid this is to use the PrisonConnectservice to reduce your bills significantly.
It is imperative to be aware of the potential “danger zones” that exist in the system, and how to best avoid falling victim to them. We have discussed the dangers of the inmate phone system, and how best to maintain contact with your loved one while not making his legal situation worse. By following these suggestions, you will go a long way towards avoiding the pitfalls that those without this information easily fall victim to.
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Inmate Services & Visitation
Phone & Commissary Services
- Friends and Family may place money on inmates Commissary account by setting up an online account with JailFunds.com or you may call 1-855-836-3364. If an inmate has over $300 in their account, a credit card deposit cannot be made at this time. The deposit can only be a cash deposit at the facility.
- Friends and Family may place money on an inmate’s Phone Debit account. Or, set up an Advanced Connect Account for the inmate to make phone calls by visiting the Securus Technologies website. You may also call 800-844-6591 for help.
Denton County Sheriff’s Office Inmate Visitation
All inmate visitation is by video visitation. All visitors will need to be registered online with HomeWav (see information below) in order to have a remote or on site visit with an inmate. All remote visits are initiated by the inmate, not the visitor. Once a visitor registers and logs in to be online, the inmate can see their visitor is on line and initiate the call when they want. There is no scheduling for remote-home visits. Depending upon the Classification and Housing area of the inmate, remote-home visits may be limited.
The Denton County Sheriff’s Office has an on-site Public Visitation, which is located at the Barracks Building, 1406 Troy Lagrone Lane, Denton, Texas. Upon entry into the building, masks must be worn prior to and immediately after the end of the visit. Social distancing shall be practiced at all times. There is a maximum of three visitors per visit and no more than two adults at any time per visitation kiosk. Visitors should arrive no earlier than 10 minutes prior to the scheduled visitation time. If there are too many people in the visitation room, you will be asked to wait in your vehicle until your scheduled time to visit. On-site visitation can be suspended at any time at the discretion of the Sheriff’s Office.
All inmates are allowed up to two free visits per week at the Public On-Site provided they are not in a disciplinary housing. On-Site visits must be scheduled 24 hours in advance of the visit. Once a visitor registers and schedules a visit with an inmate, the inmate will need to approve the visit or deny the visit. If the inmate approves the visit, the time scheduled will then be approved for the visit.
On Site Public Visits
- Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
For more information, call 940-349-1533.
Remote-Home Visits
Sunday through Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
INMATE HANDBOOK
Inmates at the Denton County Sheriff’s Office Jail are provided a copy of the inmate handbook. The inmate handbook is also available on a kiosk in each inmate’s housing area. The inmate handbook is the rules and regulations that inmates must follow while incarcerated at the Denton County Jail. The General Public will find the following topics in the handbook also useful for them: Commissary, Visitation, Telephone, Mail, and ordering books. All rules and regulations are subject to change.
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Mornings were the worst for me. If I could fall asleep, it was only to wake up knowing he was still locked up in that cell all alone and out of his mind. I prayed for a busy day so that maybe for a few minutes my heart wouldn’t ache so badly. I have documentation of the LPC’s visits describing his sad and painful condition during these days in isolation. Even though they witnessed and documented it, nothing was done to give him adequate care. On one particular incident, the notes stated that he was unclothed, balled up into a corner and crying for hours and hours. Many times they documented that he was requesting to see a psychiatrist and to be given medication. Again, nothing was done.
On April 7th, the day before his thirtieth birthday and four months after his arrest, Bill appeared in court for the first time. By this time he had already surpassed his time served for violation of probation but was still being held pretrial on the burglary charge. He had been in isolation for the prior seventeen days and was clearly not in any condition to appear in court. My husband and I were present on that day and were told by his lawyer that the quickest way to get him out of jail and into a health facility would be for him to plead guilty. At this point we were only concerned in getting him to a facility and starting treatment.
After pleading guilty, Bill was then taken back to the jail. I went directly to the jail and pleaded with Deputy Chief Tim Randal to take him out of isolation. He did so, but only after making me promise I would stop calling it isolation and refer to it as “restrictions.” We argued back and forth as to whether this type of punishment was psychological or physical. I agreed to not call it isolation. We were able to visit with Bill later that day. He was in a state of extremely poor mental health. Even when he was not in isolation, he was under pretty much the same isolation conditions except that he was able to receive visits, make calls and purchase commissary items.
At that time we were told by his lawyer that Bill had received a very good deal in exchange for pleading guilty: Bill would have probation for 3 years and no prison time unless he violated his probation. Up until that point, we believed that Bill would then be transferred to a state hospital, but that proved to not be the case. We were told instead that he would be evaluated by someone from CSCD (Community Supervision and Corrections Departments) and he would be placed in a Substance Abuse Felony Punishment Facility (SAFPF). I immediately researched this SAFPF program and learned this type of facility would not even accept Bill if his medical condition was “untreated”. After learning about this, I painstakingly tried to explain this to Bill’s probation officer who continued to tell me I was misinformed. Mr. Kenneth G______, Bill’s court appointed lawyer, was also very confused regarding this matter and had no answers for us. All the while our son remains incarcerated with his condition continuing to deteriorate. My husband and I desperately began trying to find someone within the legal system in Tarrant County to help us make sense of everything — some type of liaison with the court or the jail, someone to explain the process to us. We probably spoke to 20 people and each time we had to tell the whole story from the beginning. Many days my husband and I took off work in order to make these calls and speak to these people who were as confused as we were and still we received no answers, only referrals to call someone else. At this point it seemed hopeless.
Almost one month after agreeing to plea guilty, and 104 days after his arrest, it was very obvious that Bill was rapidly and severely decompensating. During our visits when he was not isolated, he was at times almost catatonic. He had still not been receiving proper medications during his wait. By this time it was evident to the jailers and MHMR staff that something was terribly wrong with Bill. For the first time since his arrest, Bill was seen by the MHMR psychiatrist Dr. Joseph Burkett. He recommended that a forensic psychologist conduct a psychiatric evaluation. This was done within a few days by Norman Berry, who deemed that Bill would not be competent for further hearings. We were told then that Bill would be going to a state hospital to receive the help we had so desperately been trying to get for him.
About two weeks after the determination of incompetency, we received a call from Bill’s lawyer stating that our son had been mistakenly removed from the Tarrant County Jail. Mr. G. was unaware of where Bill was being transferred, but he told us that the judge had ordered an emergency bench warrant to have him brought back to Tarrant County Jail. We were later informed he had mistakenly been taken to South Texas to a SAFPF facility, an almost six hour trip from Fort Worth, only to be brought back to his cell at Tarrant County. How does this happen? It seemed no one within the jail, courts, MHMR nor probation were communicating. Almost one year later, no one has offered an explanation.
Back in Tarrant County jail, Bill continued to not receive his medications. At times he was again placed in isolation for incidents as minor as spilling milk when he tossed the carton into the trash. We were told by both Bill’s lawyer and his probation officer Quinton Walden that Bill was having to wait for a bed in a state hospital to become available. For several more weeks, Bill remained in isolation and continued with still no medication or treatment.
In our attempt to find help, a wonderful woman at Catholic Charities in Fort Worth put us in contact with advocates from the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and the Texas Jail Project (TJP). Staff at TJP contacted the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, which oversees Texas county jails, and the agency began inquiring with Tarrant County about Bill’s situation. We were never given information about these resources by any one associated with the jail or the courts. I truly feel that it was Divine intervention how we were eventually connected with these amazing men and women who advocate for our sons, daughter and loved ones. They are a huge reason I am so compelled to help make a difference in the system. We thank them from the bottom of our hearts.
During this time my husband and I collected every document filed in the court regarding Bill’s case as well as the all medical records from MHMR. We also retained a new lawyer. In reading through all of the documents from the court, we came across the “Determination of Incompetency” filed on July 7, 2015. It stated that Bill was charged with the felony offense of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. As you can imagine after reading that document, I became physically ill. We immediately called Mr. Walden with the probation department and I read the document to him over the phone. He said there was some type of clerical error and assured me that Bill had never been charged with that crime. He instructed me to take the document back to the clerk’s office and request it be corrected. So we did exactly that. When the clerk’s staff looked it up on the computer, the charge read Burglary of a Habitation. When it was printed out, it read Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon. This document was signed by the Judge, Bill’s court appointed attorney, and the Assistant District Attorney.
How can a document so crucial to someone’s life just be chalked up to a clerical error? I still don’t understand and no one has ever explained it to us. To this day it has still not been corrected. How does this happen?
After 148 days — 3,552 hours — spent in Tarrant County Jail for burglary of a habitation and violation of probation, Bill was transported to a state hospital in very poor condition. We were told he would be held there for 120 days. But after 41 days in the hospital, a bench warrant was issued to have Bill brought back to Tarrant County jail. We were told by the staff from the hospital that the reason was to attend a hearing on July 22. The attorney we retained was no longer communicating with us or returning any of our calls. By this time Bill’s condition had improved but he was having serious side effects from some of the medications and his treatment plan was still in its early phase.
On July 14, Bill was brought back to Tarrant County jail and booked in and placed with the general population. He was able to call us later that day and said they were going to be letting him out. The first thing the next morning, I made a call to his probation officer Quinton Walden. Believe it or not, because you honestly can’t make this stuff up, Bill was already there in his office with him. Mr. Walden handed the phone over to Bill and he said, “Can you come downtown and pick me up? I can go home now.”
It breaks my heart that Bill has had so much pain and that he lost so much during his incarceration. He was unable to attend his grandmother’s funeral while he was in jail. His career and his money were lost. His car was impounded. The most devastating consequence however was that Bill lost custody of his son, whom he loves more than anything else on earth. I know this pain Bill is feeling because it is the pain his father and I suffered during his time of incarceration — as does every loving parent of the men and women who are incarcerated.
Bill has been home for almost 8 months now. It took some time for him to get adjusted to being free and not living under horrific conditions. Bill is receiving excellent care from the doctors, nurses and staff with Pecan Valley MHMR. He is working a full time job and will be returning to college this summer. He is compliant with his treatment plan and is healthy and productive. He spends much of his time and money working towards obtaining some kind of visitation with his child. He is learning quite a bit about the legal system and is actually filing a lot of his own court documents.
We truly believe most of the mistreatment and unnecessary time spent in the jail could have been avoided if there were better communication between the jail, the courts and Tarrant County MHMR. We believe In this case, it was most notably Tarrant County MHMR that dropped the ball and started this chain of unfortunate events. I’ve been told by many people, “Good luck, but it’s a system that will never change.” But no, I firmly believe that in order to really make change, we find ourselves first resisting, then we must insist, and finally we persist.
Inmate Phone & Voicemail for Tarrant County Green Bay Facility
The Tarrant County Green Bay Facility Inmate Phone System is Securus.
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1. AdvanceConnect – Good Option - You control all phone numbers your inmate can call.
This type of account offers you the following benefits:
• You are able to receive inmate calls as long as funds are available in your account.
• You can add multiple phone numbers to your account so your inmate can reach your home phone, work phone, cell phone, other relatives, neighbors, friends, etc.
• Calls WILL connect to cell phones.
2. Inmate Debit – Inmate can call anyone they choose (subject to jail's approval)
This type of account offers you the following benefits:
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• Inmates can call anyone on their approved calling list without requiring friends and family to create separate prepaid accounts.
• Calls WILL connect to cell phones.
• Funds placed in the Inmate Debit account will become the property of the inmate and friends & family members will not be able to receive refunds on this account.
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Tarrant County Green Bay Facility Inmate & Family Voicemail
Securus Outbound Voicemail provides your inmate an opportunity to leave a message for their family and friends when a call to their mobile goes unanswered. Once the inmate leaves a voicemail, a text message containing a link will be sent to the dialed number. The recipient of the inmate's voicemail is then sent to a web form to pay and listen to the message. The voicemail will be available for up to 30 days after it is sent, and then another 30 days after it is paid for.
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