The Commissioner recently joined Cell Pals to help give the public an idea of what life is like on the inside. How could this person know what it is like? Simple, The Commissioner did over 8 years in the California Department of Corrections where a lot was learned and a lot can be achieved.

All of The Commissioner’s articles are based upon the learning experiences and the information is also achieved through communication with others that The Commissioner still knows behind the walls. A lot of The Commissioner’s friends are doing serious time and The Commissioner has done the best that can be done to empathize with those behind the wall to help make their time somewhat better.

The Commissioner is well aware of the pains an inmate can go through when that inmate has lost a lot of their family and friends because they are doing time. So it is The Commissioner’s desire to help educate the public on what is going on for inmates. It is not The Commissioner’s intent to stir up trouble, to raise controversy, to cause grief, nor to cause problems. Anyone who is offended by what The Commissioner says should not read The Commissioner’s work.

The Commissioner is not trying to get the public to feel sorry for inmates, but to encourage the public to understand the life of an inmate so that they may be compelled to help the inmate out through correspondence which will help encourage the inmate’s progress and make the inmate’s time a little easier (an in some cases, a lot easier.)