I dread visit days every time there is a problem with something if its my daughter crying or me not going inside the 1 person bathroom with my daughter because I have my son with me as well today during visit we somehow ended up in a circle no family circles like really wtf the kids were playing a game with him nothing serious ok so it says no camo but really he is 10 and it is so faded oh and he had on a orange shirt no orange and I had on a men's t-shirt with a pocket on it no pockets they say


here is there rules for dress I see nothing about shirts with pockets or orange


Visitor Dress Code
Proper attire is regarded as a condition of admission to a New Jersey Department of Corrections facility. Prohibited Items The following items are not authorized to enter the Visit Program visiting areas: Cell phones, beepers or other electronic devices. Credit cards, bank access cards, etc. Condoms, cosmetics, candy and cigarettes. Drugs (prescribed or otherwise) (Asthma inhalers and other life sustaining medications must be clearly marked and surrendered to the Visit Supervisor prior to entering the visit area. Keys (with the exceptions of locker keys and/or one vehicle key – no remotes or alarms). Money (cash or coin). Photographs. Purses, handbags and wallets (Clear plastic clutch bags or clear zip-lock sandwich bags may be utilized for authorized items). Sunglasses (non-prescription). Transportation passes. Weapons or sharp objects. Any item deemed to be a threat to the orderly running of the institution. Prohibited Garments The following guidelines must be followed, regardless of gender: No transparent or fishnet clothing. No clothing that exposes undergarments or a portion of the body considered private. No skin-tight clothing. Tops must cover shoulders and midriff areas. No tube tops, tank tops, halter tops, low-cut shirts or shirts that expose shoulder, midriff area, torso or back. Bottoms must at least cover waist to mid-thigh. No shorts, skirts or dresses ending above midthigh, or which have an inseam length or slit ending more than three inches above the knee. No low-rise shorts, skirts or pants that expose the midriff or any portion of the buttocks. No otherwise clearly inappropriate attire, as determined solely by New Jersey Department of Corrections staff on duty. This includes, but is not limited to: Military-style clothing worn by persons not in active or reserve military status clothing closely resembling that issued to inmates custody staff or law enforcement professional-styled uniforms such as but not limited to: medical/nursing postal workers delivery service, etc Clothing depicting a message, either in wording or art, that could impact upon the safety, security or orderly operation of the correctional facility, including, but not limited to, that which is offensive, racist, sexually oriented, or advocates illegal or narcotic activities No hat or headgear, unless it is religiously oriented or medically necessary, and the visitor agrees to a search of same No shoes or sneakers with wheels (i.e.: Heelys). No flip-flops No steel-toed boots