How can I relay a message immediately to an inmate that I need him to call me
Not normally. You can call the facility and speak to a counselor or case manager and ask nicely if they will relay a message. The rules are usually against this, but if you ask nicely, they might pass along your urgent message.
You can call atty. call the place in california and ask them about it If the payment book is all you need, then call them and get one. what you’re gonna want to do then is, is to order the home phone now with a random number, and then once you’re closer to the date that you want to cancel with bell, login to self serve and request to have the number ported. Best is to contact customer support. chat Find and push the "reset button" Hello  

  

Please try this Press the 'Input/Source' Button > Press '2, 5, 8, 0' on the keypad of the remote > Scroll down to "Reset All" and press "OK" > Select "Yes" and press "OK". and let us know. hi.are you sure your switch is still going ahead with your new supplier? have you contacted the. to check?there are no call centres with pp, it is an app-based company.you cansend amessage to the team directly via wattbot.if you log in, click 'help' at the bottom, then click 'ask a question',then you need to type in'message the team' .you can then type in your message (and any photos, if necessary.)then wait until you see the reply from wattbot saying 'ok, i've passed our conversation to the team'please note it’s not a live-chat and it’ll be 2 or 3 working days before they’re able to reply. You need to hire a lawyer immediately. The police could be interrogating him and he can be confessing to serious crimes I've filed two Petitions for Writs of Certiorari in 33 years, and I can't imagine how you'd have a prayer for relief without a lawyer and a specialized Supreme Court printer. The booklets are intentionally weird-sized, the print and formatting is challenging, and service and filing require special skill. The lawyer does the drafting, but I relied on the printer for the filing. Nevertheless, the Court receives many, many pro se prisoner petitions annually, and once in a few blue moons, one gets granted cert. According to The Brethern, clerks are assigned to scour through the many pencil-scripted pro se petitions for a diamond in the rough, so at least a law clerk they might read them regardless of compliance with formalities. I suggest that you call the Clerk's Office and ask your procedural details. Unlike much busier and underfinanced city court clerks, the Supreme Court clerk's office tends to be quite polite and even helpful on the phone. 


Good luck!