<\/span><\/h2>\nWhat types of visits are allowed at the Prairieland Detention Facility?<\/h3>\n
The PDC allows friend and family visits, attorney visits (in-person and virtual), consular visits, and clergy visits.<\/p>\n
How do I schedule a friend or family visit?<\/h3>\n
Friend and family visits require advance scheduling via email to Pdcvisitation@lasallecorrections.com. Designated days and times vary depending on the detainee’s classification (Low\/Medium Low, High\/Medium High, Female). There are two four-hour blocks on designated weekdays and Saturdays, and a full day on Sundays.<\/p>\n
Do I need to schedule attorney visits?<\/h3>\n
No, in-person attorney visits are on a first-come, first-served basis, Monday-Friday (8 a.m. to 4 p.m.) and weekends\/holidays (8 a.m. to 12 p.m.). It is recommended to arrive before 2:45 p.m. to ensure a visit before the 3 p.m. unit count.<\/p>\n
How do I schedule a virtual attorney visit?<\/h3>\n
Virtual attorney visits (VTC or phone) require a 24-hour advance notice via email to Pdcprograms@lasallecorrections.com or by phone. You must provide the legal representative’s identification, credentials, client’s details, and proposed times. Appointments are 45 minutes long and limited to one per detainee per day.<\/p>\n
What information is needed for a virtual attorney visit?<\/h3>\n
For virtual visits, you need the legal representative’s identification and credentials, the client’s details (detainee information), and proposed times for the visit.<\/p>\n
Can I send legal documents electronically?<\/h3>\n
Yes, for urgent situations, legal documents can be sent via email to Pdcprograms@lasallecorrections.com. Mark the email “Legal Mail,” include identifying information for both the attorney and detainee, and attach the documents. Emails will be inspected for contraband but not read.<\/p>\n
How do I arrange a consular or clergy visit?<\/h3>\n
Advance notice is requested for both consular and clergy visits. Consular officials should bring proper credentials. Clergy should contact the Chaplain\u2019s Office for scheduling.<\/p>\n
What security protocols are in place for visits?<\/h3>\n
All visits (except attorney visits) are subject to strict security protocols. Adult visitors need valid ID, minors require adult supervision, and all visitors undergo pat-downs, bag checks, and metal detection. No personal items, electronics, weapons, or contraband are allowed. Intoxicated visitors are denied entry, and visitors cannot pass items to detainees.<\/p>\n
What items are prohibited during visits?<\/h3>\n
Personal items, electronics, weapons, and contraband are not permitted.<\/p>\n
What happens if I arrive intoxicated?<\/h3>\n
Intoxicated visitors will be denied entry.<\/p>\n
Can I bring items for the detainee?<\/h3>\n
No, visitors cannot pass items to detainees.<\/p>\n
Where can I find a list of pro bono legal organizations?<\/h3>\n
A list of pro bono legal organizations is available within the Prairieland Detention Facility.<\/p>\n
What are the hours for in-person attorney visits?<\/h3>\n
In-person attorney visits are available Monday-Friday (8 a.m. to 4 p.m.) and weekends\/holidays (8 a.m. to 12 p.m.).<\/p>\n
What is the length of a virtual attorney visit?<\/h3>\n
Virtual attorney visits are 45 minutes long.<\/p>\n
How many virtual attorney visits are allowed per detainee per day?<\/h3>\n
Only one virtual attorney visit per detainee per day is allowed.<\/p>\n
Who can participate in a virtual attorney visit?<\/h3>\n
Only legal representatives, assistants, and interpreters are permitted in virtual sessions. A security officer will also be present.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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