How to send messages, photos, and packages
At Morehouse Parish Jail, each person in custody can maintain an approved telephone list of up to 20 numbers, with quarterly updates allowed. Social-networking accounts are prohibited—creating or maintaining one is unlawful under La. R.S. 14:405. Many Louisiana facilities use third-party vendors for phone calls, video visits, tablet messaging, and electronic photos, though the specific vendor, sign-up process, and payment options vary by facility. Expect outgoing calls and electronic communications to be monitored. You'll likely need to set up a vendor account and add funds to use prepaid calling, video, or messaging services. Having a compatible device, your account details, and enough funds ready will save you time.
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Up to 20 numbers can be included on the approved telephone master list.
The approved telephone master list can be updated quarterly.
No. People in custody are prohibited from establishing or maintaining social‑networking accounts, and doing so is unlawful under La. R.S. 14:405. If you’re trying to use third‑party messaging or photo services, follow the vendor registration steps and facility guidance first.
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