prison transfer
Moving between facilities
A prison transfer is the movement of an inmate from one correctional facility to another.
Transfers happen for various reasons: security concerns, overcrowding, medical needs, proximity to family, or preparation for release.
He requested a prison transfer to be closer to his kids.
The process typically requires administrative approval and can take weeks or months.
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- shacklesMetal bonds for prisoners
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To let go
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Absence of constraint
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Entry or confession
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