TDCJ Policy and Procedure
Administrative Segregation and Death Row Plan
Disciplinary Rules and Procedures for Offenders
TDCJ-Heat-Directive(3) AD-10.64-1
Ad Seg
Administrative Segregation & Death Row Plan-1
Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ)
General Information Guide for Families of Offenders
This guide explains the intake process and briefly describes the offender program areas within TDCJ. Intended to assist the families of offenders in understanding how TDCJ operates. September 2022 *
Medical
Ordering Glasses Through a Free
Know Your Medical, Mental and Dental Rights – ACLU
How to Request Medical Care in TDCJ
TDCJ Offender Orientation Handbook
The handbook is designed to provide the TDCJ offender population with general information and a standard of acceptable conduct. February 2017 *(Latest Update)
TDCJ Ombudsman Program
The TDCJ Ombudsman Program provides a single point of contact for elected officials and members of the general public who have inquiries regarding the agency, offenders, or staff. When necessary, investigations shall be coordinated through appropriate TDCJ officials. The TDCJ Ombudsman Offices strive to provide timely responses to the public.
TDCJ School System (Windham)
The Windham School District (WSD) was established by the Texas Legislature as an entity separate and distinct from the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). The Texas Board of Criminal Justice (TBCJ) serves as the WSD’s Board of Trustees. The board policy is that the WSD shall provide academic, career, and technology education to eligible offenders incarcerated within the TDCJ.
TDCJ GO KIDS!
Programs and Services in the Community for Probationers, Parolees, Their Families, and the Families of Incarcerated Offenders
Programas y Servicios en la Comunidad para las Personas en Probacion, Parole, sus Familiares, y las Familias de los Ofensores que se Encuentran Encarcelados
TDCJ definitions and acronyms
This list will help you understand some of the words your loved one will use to describe life on the inside.
Texas Board of Criminal Justice
The governor appoints a nine-member Texas Board of Criminal Justice to oversee the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
The Board of Pardons and Paroles decides which eligible inmates will be released on parole.
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