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Prisoners Have No Absolute Right to Visits
The United State Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit held that a convicted prisoner has no absolute right to visitation. According to the court, family visits are a privilege that is subject to the discretion of the prison authorities, so long as the visiting policy conforms to legitimate penological ...
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