Summary
Your son can request protective custody by informing prison staff, filing a written request, and participating in a hearing. If his life is threatened, report it to local law enforcement and consider obtaining a protection order. Consult a criminal defense or civil rights attorney for further assistance. If the prison administration is unresponsive, file a complaint with the New York State Commission of Correction and consider contacting local media.Full Conversation
my son is in maximum prison in ny state and he needs to get into protective custody
Hello Belinda, I understand your concern. Your son can request protective custody directly from the prison administration. Each prison has its own procedures, but generally, he needs to:
*. Inform prison staff of his safety concerns.
*. File a written request for protective custody.
*. Participate in a hearing where the need for protective custody is evaluated.
He could also contact an attorney to help with this process.
his life has been threatened and also his family as well.
I'm sorry to hear about this, Belinda. If your family is in danger, it's important to:
*. Report the threats to local law enforcement.
*. Consider obtaining a protection order against the person making the threats.
*. Consult with a lawyer to explore other legal options.
what type of lawyer
In this case, a criminal defense attorney or a civil rights attorney would be most suitable. They can help with your son's protective custody request and handle any threats to your family's safety.
He is on the phone
That's good to hear, Belinda. Is there any specific question or concern he would like me to address about the protective custody process or any other legal matter?
can someone call me right now
I'm sorry for any confusion, Belinda. As an online service, we don't currently offer phone support. However, we're here to provide as much assistance as possible. Please feel free to ask any further questions here.
He has been in PC in every prison and my son has a contract on my head for $*,* and he fears for his life
I'm really sorry to hear that, Belinda. It's crucial to take immediate action:
*. Report this to your local law enforcement.
*. Seek a protection order against the person threatening you.
*. Contact a criminal defense attorney or a civil rights attorney urgently.
I need help in the next steps for my son to take
I'm really sorry to hear about your situation, Belinda. Here are some steps you can take:
*. Report the threats to the prison administration where your son is located.
*. Contact a criminal defense attorney or a civil rights attorney immediately.
*. You may also consider contacting the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) for assistance.
*. Remember to keep all evidence of threats, as they can be crucial in legal proceedings.
he has been dealing with extortion
I'm sorry to hear that, Belinda. Extortion is a serious crime. Did your son report this extortion to the prison authorities or local law enforcement? If he didn't, it's crucial that he does so.
we have reported it to the administration and they are doing nothing about it
I'm sorry to hear about your frustration, Belinda. In this case, you may want to:
- Consider filing a complaint with the New York State Commission of Correction.
- Consult a civil rights attorney regarding possible legal actions against the administration.
- Contact local media to bring attention to the issue.
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