Work in the Prison

The work which you will be allocated in prison, assuming you are not undertaking full time education, varies from prison to prison. In all prisons there are the simple jobs of wing cleaner, library orderly, kitchen worker etc along with work making windows, completing mailing for magazines, packing plumbing parts. You will be asked to express your preference but don’t be shocked if you don’t get your first choice! Again it varies from prison to prison but you will be expected to remain at the job you were given for a minimum of 4 weeks before asking for a transfer.

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We can introduce you to  experienced  lawyers can help you with parole,  probation,  immigration, adjudications, visits and any other complaints  and disputes you have with the Prison Service.

The solicitors are all experts on how the Prison Service/Criminal Law  system works and will be able to provide to you the necessary advice and support to ensure you or your loved ones are treated fairly. These lawyers are "small enough to care about you, but big enough to fight for you"

and remember the old saying:

" A Man Who Is His Own Lawyer Has A Fool for a Client"

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