The only item allowed is a money order from a local Carroll County bank or the United States Post Office. There is no limit to the amount for each money order. These funds are deposited into an account from which an inmate may order items from the inmate commissary. These money orders may be dropped off at the main lobby of the jail or mailed to the inmate. Under garments may be purchased thru the commissary. Reading glasses or Bibles may be obtained by an inmate from the Chaplin's office.

A number of posters have at some point in their lives been incarcerated or at least subject to legal action over alleged breaches of age of consent laws or prohibitions against viewing "child pornography". A few have gone to jail since starting to post here, though not necessarily because of their activity here. See similar questions...

Not very many, we're still working on finding an answer to this question. Historically, only a handful of thru-riders have successfully completed the trail. Section-rides tend to have a higher success rate. See similar questions...

Every year, 12 to 15 million people in the United States have head lice with three quarters of them being school children less than twelve years old. See similar questions...

Yes. Certainly in the ongoing ministries of the church, as they have been all along. There are options for serving on the Ministry Team as well, depending on how much of the year they are here. Monthly team formation gatherings are very important, but a few could be missed. Spring and Fall team retreat times are essential for the ministers to operate as a team. We are small congregations where adapting to individual needs is essential. See similar questions...

This will depend largely on the crime you are charged with, your prior record and on the policy and discretion of the Judge to whom the case is assigned. In Michigan sentencing on all alcohol related felonies will be controlled by the sentencing guidelines, and you should discuss this with your attorney. Jail time for all other alcohol related offenses (non-felonies) will be discretionary with the Judge, but must be based on statutory guidelines. See similar questions...

Depending on the charges and situation, someone could be held from a few hours to a year or more. The majority of people arrested in Washington County on minor charges and brought to the jail only stay for 1-3 days. Many minor traffic offenses may call for the person to be "booked and released" or held for bail. In these cases, provided the person can post the bail or bond, they are often released within a few hours of arrest. See similar questions...

In recent years out of 300 or so who start out to hike the entire trail, roughly 60 percent finish. A list of "2600-Milers" will be available on this site in the near future. See similar questions...

Each year, we accept 122 students from a pool that has ranged as high as 1,200 applicants. Competition can be affected by the size and composition of the applicant pool for a particular year. See similar questions...

If you want to bring pagers, cellular telephones, cameras, or other electronic equipment into the courtroom, please check with the Jury Commissioner in advance. Rules vary by jurisdiction. Some courthouses will not allow access to anyone carrying these items. See similar questions...

If the individual is being held in the Sedgwick County Adult Detention Facility, you can contact the booking desk at (316) 383-7205. Personnel can advise you of the hold and how to get the person released. Please make note of any case numbers and locations you are given as this will usually quicken the release process. If the individual is being held elsewhere, you will need to contact the facility in which they are housed to determine the steps necessary for their release. See similar questions...

The Troutdale Police Department does not have a jail. All arrested adults are taken to the Multnomah County Detention Center at 1120 SW Third Ave, Portland, OR 97204: 503-988-3689 or check the inmate booking log by clicking HERE. Call the Troutdale Police Department Records Unit at 503-665-6129 to be referred to a Sergeant to schedule a presentation. See similar questions...