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Wrongful Death, Neglect, and Abuse in Jail Lawyer/Attorney in Texas: Deaf Smith County Jail

The address of Deaf Smith County Jail is 235 E 3rd Street #205 in Hereford, Texas 79045; and the phone number is (806) 364-2311. Deaf Smith County Jail has an inmate capacity of 93. The responsibilities of the Deaf Smith County Sheriff include the operation of the jail. Requirements of Texas jails are set out by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards (TCJS). Standards are enforced via jail inspections and increased oversight of non-compliant jails.  

Calls from Deaf Smith County Jail Inmates

It is not possible to make a call to an inmate at Deaf Smith County Jail. However, inmates are able to initiate phone calls. Anyone that an inmate calls must be pre-approved, whether a family member or a friend. The inmate can call collect.

Because collect calls are the most expensive way to speak by phone, many jails have begun to establish contracts with third-party services, allowing for less expensive phone calls between inmates and those outside the jail. Call the jail to find out about any such phone services that they may offer.

Is Email Communication Possible with Inmates?

Some jails now offer the opportunity to communicate with inmates via email. This is popular with inmates because it eliminates delayed mail runs within the jail system. Typically, inmates can get this correspondence more quickly and respond immediately.

The use of emails by inmates is also popular with jailers because it eliminates the concerns about contraband that may enter the facility on paper or in envelopes. This also allows the jail to maintain an electronic record that can be referenced at any time.

Emails sent to and from inmates are filtered through a program that searches for words that are known to relate to gang and/or criminal activities. Contact the jail to find out whether emails are allowed.

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–Guest Contributor

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