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Prison May Not Open Identifiable Legal Mail Outside Prisoner's Presence
The U.S. District Court for the Central District of California held that a
prison's practice of opening legal mail that was not labeled in a specific
manner, but otherwise readily identifiable as legal mail was unconstitutional.
Policy at the Lompoc federal prison in California dictated that legal mail
is labeled ...
prison's practice of opening legal mail that was not labeled in a specific
manner, but otherwise readily identifiable as legal mail was unconstitutional.
Policy at the Lompoc federal prison in California dictated that legal mail
is labeled ...
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