Michigan Releasing Prisoners
Prosecutors are fighting to stop current inmates from being released in the Michigan Department of Corrections. The state of Michigan says they will save money by releasing many offenders. Prosecutors feel that it will not be safe to let them go. They say that most of the offenders in the MI DOC are violent offenders and have not been rehabilitated. They want them to stay and complete their time. What do you think? Let us know!
Cell-Mail & The Detroit News
Small business spotlight Cell-Mail Greetings provides stationary for prisoners and their families Karen Dybis / Special to The Detroit News Oak Park -- The modern stationery store carries greeting cards for many occasions: retirement, divorce, National Boss Day. So you would think that Shawntia M. Wright would have been able to find a card for her cousin, who is incarcerated. Nope. Every store she visited came up empty. Wright toyed around for months with the idea of a greeting-card company for inmates and their families. She eventually contacted friend and businesswoman Lucretia Williams, who did some research. The market, Williams found, was ripe for the ...
Cell-Mail Celebrates All Prison Advocates
Just a quick note to send a shout out to all advocates that fight for the innocent inmates, death row inmates, juvenile lifers, etc! We thank you for all you do on the behalf of prisoners. We know that the friends and family appreciate all your work, time and effort you put into standing up for what is right! Again, Cell-Mail salutes you! Keep up the good work, there's promise in your purpose!
Free After 35 Years!
Hey all, check out this article I found on an inmate being released after 35 years in Florida. WOW!! How many innocent inmates are REALLY behind bars, and how can we help their cases be resolved sooner after being convicted? Click on the link below to view this article. http://www.wsoctv.com/news/22003678/detail.html
How Quickly We Forget
Ever heard the saying "Out of site, out of mind"? That's how many of us are when we are faced with a friend or family member becoming incarcerated. Some start out communicating and keeping in touch in the beginning and then phase out, and some never start at all. How easy is it for you to put these people out of your mind and never reach out to them. Yes, maybe they did the crime and must do the time, but does that mean they should lose the support of those around them? After all, you were friends before they ...
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Michigan Releasing Prisoners
Prosecutors are fighting to stop current inmates from being released in the Michigan Department of Corrections. The state of Michigan says they will save money by releasing many offenders. Prosecutors feel that it will not be safe to let them go. They say that most of the offenders in the MI DOC are violent offenders and have not been rehabilitated. They want them to stay and complete their time.... [Read more]
Cell-Mail & The Detroit News
Small business spotlight Cell-Mail Greetings provides stationary for prisoners and their families Karen Dybis / Special to The Detroit News Oak Park — The modern stationery store carries greeting cards for many occasions: retirement, divorce, National Boss Day. So you would think that Shawntia M. Wright would have been able to find a card for her cousin, who is incarcerated. Nope. Every store... [Read more]
Cell-Mail Celebrates All Prison Advocates
Just a quick note to send a shout out to all advocates that fight for the innocent inmates, death row inmates, juvenile lifers, etc! We thank you for all you do on the behalf of prisoners. We know that the friends and family appreciate all your work, time and effort you put into standing up for what is right! Again, Cell-Mail salutes you! Keep up the good work, there’s promise in your... [Read more]
Free After 35 Years!
Hey all, check out this article I found on an inmate being released after 35 years in Florida. WOW!! How many innocent inmates are REALLY behind bars, and how can we help their cases be resolved sooner after being convicted? Click on the link below to view this article. http://www.wsoctv.com/news/22003678/detail.html Read More →
How Quickly We Forget
Ever heard the saying “Out of site, out of mind”? That’s how many of us are when we are faced with a friend or family member becoming incarcerated. Some start out communicating and keeping in touch in the beginning and then phase out, and some never start at all. How easy is it for you to put these people out of your mind and never reach out to them. Yes, maybe they did the... [Read more]
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