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Inmates may or may not get one phone call in jail, depending on the specific policies and procedures of the correctional facility.

Prisoners may be moved to different prisons for a variety of reasons, such as security concerns, medical needs, or for transfer to another facility.

Whether an inmate can call your MetroPCS phone depends on the specific policies and procedures of the correctional facility.

Inmates may be able to attend a funeral under certain circumstances, but this typically requires approval from the correctional facility and may involve strict guidelines and supervision.

It may be possible to get free calls from jail through certain programs or services, depending on the specific correctional facility.

After posting bail, it can take anywhere from a few hours to a full day or more to be released from jail.

It can take varying amounts of time for an inmate to show in the system, depending on factors such as the specific correctional facility and the timing of processing.

To find out what jail someone is in, you may be able to use an online inmate search tool or contact the local jail or sheriff's office.

To access your court documents, you may need to contact the court where the case was heard or search for information online.

LC sentence refers to a "life concurrent" sentence, which means that multiple sentences are served at the same time rather than consecutively.