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Nebraska Prisoners Win Summary Judgment on Phone Access and Monitoring Issues
Loaded on June 15, 2004
published in Prison Legal News
June, 2004, page 20
Nebraska Prisoners Win Summary Judgment on
Filed under:
Attorneys,
Attorney Client,
Telephone Access,
Attorney Calls,
Telephone Monitoring,
Access to Media.
Location:
Nebraska.
Phone Access and Monitoring Issues
by Matthew T. Clarke
A Nebraska state district court
granted Nebraska state prisoners' summary judgment on issues involving the monitoring and recording of phone calls to government officials, courts, and attorneys, and the denial of calls to some attorney …
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