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Ohio Prisoners Not Entitled to Memory Typewriters

Loaded on Nov. 15, 2004 published in Prison Legal News November, 2004, page 14
Filed under: Court Access, Writing Implements, Mandamus, Prisoner Property. Location: Ohio.
The Ohio Supreme Court, affirming an appeals court decision, held that Ohio prisoners have no right to typewriters with more than one line of memory and that prison officials were justified in confiscating a prisoner's typewriter that had a five-page memory capacity, even though the typewriter was purchased years before ...

 

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