my husband is in limestone correctional i have yet to send a letter to the parole department because im scared ill say something wrong or hurt his chance of parole im also scared to go up to his parole hearing because im afraid of saying something and messing it up can anyone tell me what i shouldnt say and what i should say,also on the automated line they gave me his hearing date of nov 1 is that the for real date or can they still put it off any help will be appreciated this is his first parole hearing and im scared to death :confused:

Hi miner...i read your post and seen that nov 1st date so i called to check on kenny's and his is nov. 8th....its for real hon.......

i'm looking for a post that monica done sometime ago that pretty much outlined the whole deal..i'll find it and let you know...

DJ

HERE A LINK TO A GREAT POST ON PAROLE HEARINGS..

http://www.prisontalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20583

HI..
I can't tell you how I know because It would put me in jeopardy of loosing my job here. but please know that nothing you can do will hurt his chance of parole. I like to tell people that the more letters in the files, the better off the chances will be. So honey, write your heart out. Have everyone you know write and write and write. Every file that is received is placed in the inmates file. I know alot of people think that they are just disregarded but they are not. Each letter is read and then place in the file for the Board to review. Another thing that will help, when he comes up, be there. NO matter what anyone tells you. Have anyone that can attend, attend. It won't hurt the chances a bit. It's an "OPEN PUBLIC HEARING". LIke I said, I really can't tell you where I work, but hopefully by this post you will know. if you have any questions, please feel free to email me at (email address removed)
hope for the best

Wow, Tricia, can I just say I am very glad you are here? Awesome! Thanks for the good input :)

Gotta love this place:)

to everybody that helped thank you all and wish me and daniel the best on nov 1st and ill be praying for yall too.

miner stay with what he has done to improve himself and how you have seen changes he's made to be a better person. also his ideas to be an asset to soceity and your/his community.that he realizes his mistake that got him there and what he plans to do to make sure he doesn't end up back there. at the hearing basicly the same. no need to rehearse cause you'll most likely be to nervous to remember it. they are really very nice and the ones at my wife's hearing was were a comforting smile like they were trying to say calm down it'll be alright.one other thing. every one i have dealt with at p&p and doc office persnel have always been extremly nice Mrs. Dillard Mrs. Cochran the hearing board itself.the only one i ever had a problem with while my wife was at tutwiler was a sgt hawthorne and it was neve verbal. i just didn't think that calling the inmates convicts to their face all the time was appropite. but thats the least of your worries since your's isn't at that facility.i just had to say that for some reason. sorry

IF ANY OF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, ANY TIME, JUST FEEL FREE TO ASK. Not only do I work where I do, but I'm also in your shoes as well, my father is an inmate with florida department of corrections.

If you want to pm me I will be glad to send you my email address and/or phone number so that I can answer any questions that you have

Patricia