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Federal Prison History / Structure
BOP Program Statements / Regs
Custody/Security Classifications
Types of Federal Prisons
Dealing With BOP Staff
BOP Staff Job Descriptions
BOP Staff Ranks & Pay Scales
BOP Staff Personality Types
Writing Up A Staff Member
Why Staff Lie & Dislike Inmates
Your 1st Day What To Bring With
The Daily Prison Grind
Prevent Being RAPED
RDAP-The Drug Program
Inmate Living Conditions
Visiting Regulations
Mail Regulations
Telephone Regulations
Work Assignments
BOP Program Statements / Regs
Custody/Security Classifications
Types of Federal Prisons
Dealing With BOP Staff
BOP Staff Job Descriptions
BOP Staff Ranks & Pay Scales
BOP Staff Personality Types
Writing Up A Staff Member
Why Staff Lie & Dislike Inmates
Your 1st Day What To Bring With
The Daily Prison Grind
Prevent Being RAPED
RDAP-The Drug Program
Inmate Living Conditions
Visiting Regulations
Mail Regulations
Telephone Regulations
Work Assignments
Educational Opportunities
Leisure-Law Library Usage
Religious Services
Recreation Activities
Food Service-The Dining Hall
Inmate Trust Fund Accounts
The Commissary Inmate Store
Navigating The Prison Black Market
Microwave Cooking Techniques
Avoiding Bad Prison Jobs
Medical Care & Work Restrictions
Getting A Lower Bunk Pass
Getting A Soft Shoe Permit
Inmate Personal Property
Inmate Transfer Furloughs
Flying CON AIR
Temporary Release Furloughs
How To Survive A Prison Riot
Getting Extra Time Off Sentences
Leisure-Law Library Usage
Religious Services
Recreation Activities
Food Service-The Dining Hall
Inmate Trust Fund Accounts
The Commissary Inmate Store
Navigating The Prison Black Market
Microwave Cooking Techniques
Avoiding Bad Prison Jobs
Medical Care & Work Restrictions
Getting A Lower Bunk Pass
Getting A Soft Shoe Permit
Inmate Personal Property
Inmate Transfer Furloughs
Flying CON AIR
Temporary Release Furloughs
How To Survive A Prison Riot
Getting Extra Time Off Sentences
Inmate Civil Rights
Administrative Remedies
Disciplinary Sanctions (SHOTS)
Sanction Hearings
Unit Team-Program Reviews
Staying Out of Solitary (The SHU)
Prison Slang & Lingo
Inmate Etiquette & Politics
Dealing With Other Inmates
Avoiding and Spotting Informants
Dealing With Gang Members
Defusing A Confrontation
Delaying Collection of Fines
Delaying Collection of Restitution
How Goodtime Works
Avoiding Goodtime Loss
Calculating Release Dates
Half Way Houses-Reentry Centers
Home Confinement
Administrative Remedies
Disciplinary Sanctions (SHOTS)
Sanction Hearings
Unit Team-Program Reviews
Staying Out of Solitary (The SHU)
Prison Slang & Lingo
Inmate Etiquette & Politics
Dealing With Other Inmates
Avoiding and Spotting Informants
Dealing With Gang Members
Defusing A Confrontation
Delaying Collection of Fines
Delaying Collection of Restitution
How Goodtime Works
Avoiding Goodtime Loss
Calculating Release Dates
Half Way Houses-Reentry Centers
Home Confinement
Prisons are dangerous places and a breeding ground of
lies, deceit and violence. While many believe that they
can rely on the prison staff for information and
guidance, other then when it comes to writing up an
inmate for disciplinary issues, those incarcerated soon
learn that prison staff would rather not be bothered, and
only do the minimum when it comes to helping inmates
deal with problems and issues, basically leaving the
inmates on their own to figure out how things work.
By taking the Fedtime 101 program, you will have an
edge over others from the moment you arrive, in
knowing what to expect, what the best jobs are, how to
obtain medical care, and have the peace of mind of not
making a costly mistake that can have lingering effects
on your entire prison stay such as loss of good-time,
visits, telephone use or commissary privileges.
When I was in the FCI in Phoenix Arizona, I had dinner
with a fellow inmate one night and he was dead the next
morning, all because he changed the channel on a
television in a common area being used by several
inmates, and someone took offense over that and
stabbed him!
In another instance, an inmate cut in line to make a call
at an inmate telephone, and another inmate grabbed the
phone receiver from his hands and smashed him in the
face with it and knocked several teeth out.
I was sitting in an inmate dining hall and I watched an
inmate reach across the table over another inmate's
food tray. The inmate who the tray belonged to picked
up a napkin dispenser and struck the offending inmate
over the head with it.
Most importantly, never sit down on another inmate's
bunk or use another inmate's property without their
permission. With personal space and property in prisons
being of a limited nature, it's considered disrespectful
and rude to take liberties with things belonging to
others and could lead you being labeled a thief.
lies, deceit and violence. While many believe that they
can rely on the prison staff for information and
guidance, other then when it comes to writing up an
inmate for disciplinary issues, those incarcerated soon
learn that prison staff would rather not be bothered, and
only do the minimum when it comes to helping inmates
deal with problems and issues, basically leaving the
inmates on their own to figure out how things work.
By taking the Fedtime 101 program, you will have an
edge over others from the moment you arrive, in
knowing what to expect, what the best jobs are, how to
obtain medical care, and have the peace of mind of not
making a costly mistake that can have lingering effects
on your entire prison stay such as loss of good-time,
visits, telephone use or commissary privileges.
When I was in the FCI in Phoenix Arizona, I had dinner
with a fellow inmate one night and he was dead the next
morning, all because he changed the channel on a
television in a common area being used by several
inmates, and someone took offense over that and
stabbed him!
In another instance, an inmate cut in line to make a call
at an inmate telephone, and another inmate grabbed the
phone receiver from his hands and smashed him in the
face with it and knocked several teeth out.
I was sitting in an inmate dining hall and I watched an
inmate reach across the table over another inmate's
food tray. The inmate who the tray belonged to picked
up a napkin dispenser and struck the offending inmate
over the head with it.
Most importantly, never sit down on another inmate's
bunk or use another inmate's property without their
permission. With personal space and property in prisons
being of a limited nature, it's considered disrespectful
and rude to take liberties with things belonging to
others and could lead you being labeled a thief.
| KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT |
| Prison Rule 1 - Never Change The TV Channel |
| Prison Rule 2 - Never Cut In A Telephone Line |
| Prison Rule 3 - Never Reach Across A Food Tray |
| Prison Rule 4 - Never Sit on Another Inmates Bunk |
| Prison Rule 5 - Never Rat Out Another Inmate |
Just about everyone who's in custody share a common
denominator in that the reason they are locked up other
then committing a crime... is that someone finked on
them! Well on the inside, there's nothing worse then
being labeled a snitch, and the quickest way to loose the
respect of your fellow inmates is to rat them out to the
cops. Other then people locked up for Kiddie Porn,
snitches are among the most hated people on the inside.
So if you got a 5K.1 for cooperation at sentencing, it's
not a good idea to go broadcasting that to others.
denominator in that the reason they are locked up other
then committing a crime... is that someone finked on
them! Well on the inside, there's nothing worse then
being labeled a snitch, and the quickest way to loose the
respect of your fellow inmates is to rat them out to the
cops. Other then people locked up for Kiddie Porn,
snitches are among the most hated people on the inside.
So if you got a 5K.1 for cooperation at sentencing, it's
not a good idea to go broadcasting that to others.
| Attend Fedtime 101, A Federal Prison Survival Telephone - Skype Crash Course Designed To Help You Get Out Alive! |
| "I personally witnessed the depth of Levine's knowledge of the Federal Prison System, and watched him work selflessly and tirelessly under extreme adversity and persecution to maintain his fellow inmates' rights. He not only understands the official rules under which the BOP operates, but the unwritten rules savoy inmates must follow to survive in a dangerous and complicated society." Daniel Connor, 13813-041 NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING - Boise, Idaho |
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| WHY FEDTIME 101 |
| Module A Week 1 |
| Module C Week 3 |
| Module B Week 2 |
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