My brother is in a work-release program. He was also told (in writing) upon admit that he only has to wait 30 days. After 30 days, he applied for personal visits and was approved.
He started taking visits every week, no problem. Then a couple weeks into it, he was called in by another supervisor and told that his visit rights were "incorrectly approved" and his visit rights will be rescinded. He has to wait 120 days (1/2 time) before he can have personal visits.
He has not had any minor/major discline. The second supervisor said it was "standard" policy. But no one else in the entire place has to wait this long. The range of wait time is 30 days/45 days/60 days or every one else.
My brother suspects that the 2nd supervisor has a problem with him due to the fact that he was approved to pay only a reduced portion of the fees for work release. Does he have a case to sue?
2006-12-09
06:08:35
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Easygreasy
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