You don't. There is no federal parole.
Search the Offender Information or Inmate Information sections of the state Department of Corrections web site in the state where the person is incarcerated.
Federal prisons are safer for the inmate, however a federal sentence requires the inmate to serve 85% of the time. Most state prisons will parole at 50% time served depending on the crime
To conduct a search, you will need to know whether the inmate is incarcerated in a state or a federal prison. You will also need to know the state, and sometimes the county, in which the inmate is incarcerated and, either the inmate's full name as it appears in records, or the inmate's ID number. Other helpful information includes the inmate's date of birth. There are numerous inmate-search websites, which may be found with the search terms, "inmate search". These sites often provide links to search engines by state. If you are unable to find the inmate using this method, you can search the old-fashioned way by calling each facility where the inmate is likely to be incarcerated.
You can check with the state department of corrections to find out which prison the inmate is being housed. Many state doc's post this information online. For the states that do not offer inmate information online, you can call the department of corrections.
A federal law that bars in most instances a second federal appeal by a state prison inmate
Check the Department of Corrections website for the state they are in and do an inmate lookup. If they are a federal prison check the federal website.
There is a number you can call for inmate information however it is doubtufl that they will give you any specific information on inmate movements, transfers, and the times or dates they will occur.
Washington, DC - one. State of Washington - two - Eastern Washington and Western Washington.
Federal goes to Washington, D.C. State goes to State.
At the Washington state website. http://access.wa.gov
I haven't heard from an old friend in a while. Judging by what I remember of him, he may well be in prison now. I have heard that there are 'inmate find' websites where I can check if is locked up. Where can I find the inmate find websites?