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Publication • March 10, 2017
Filed under: Telephone Rates
, D.C. 20005-1209 (202) 842-8800 (202) 842-8465 fax By ECFS Marlene H. Dortch, Secretary Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street, S.W. Washington, DC 20554 www.drinkerbiddle.com RE: Ex Parte ...
Kickback publication • December 13, 2018
and provides competitive prices for inmates, inmate families and friends. The proposed solution is for a turnkey system to include, among other things, installation, maintenance, telephones, communications ...
Kickback publication
Filed under: Telephones, Telephone Rates
Correctional.Facility, Commander of a Motivational Boot Camp, Director of a Community Corrections Center or Director of the Training Academy. K. Immediate Family Member Immediate family members are defined as spouse ...
Case • 2001
the inmates held employees entitled to minimum wage coverage of FLSA); Carter v. Duchess Community College, 735 F.2d 8 (2nd Cir. (N.Y.) 1984) (inmates employed by community college within prison as teaching ...
Case • 2001
to a class 2 felony). [20] ¶9 Proposition 200 applies to drug possession offenses that occur in the community, not in jail or prison, while promoting prison contraband deals specifically ...
Case • 1973
of free and unfettered communication between inmates and courts and attorneys may constitute a denial of federal constitutional rights, see Frye v. Henderson, 5 Cir. 1973, 474 F.2d 1263; cf. Cruz v. Hauck ...
Case • 1979
to participate in community activities without the approval of both the institution in which he is incarcerated and the Central Office of the Bureau of Prisons in Washington, D.C.;*fn1 ordinary inmates merely have ...
Case • 1983
"maliciously" communicated. See Johns v. Denton, No. C-2-75-859 (S.D. Ohio 1979), aff'd sub nom. Johns v. Overberg, 633 F.2d 216 (6th Cir. 1980). In the absence of such findings, Wolfel was, in effect, subjected ...
Case • 2000
denied placement in community *204 residential programs, camps, and farms on the basis of their HIV-positive status. Plaintiffs do not argue a violation of subsection 301(a), which deals expressly ...
Case • 2003
cases where incentive awards have been taken out of a common settlement fund). Thus, when a class-action litigation has created a communal pool of funds to be distributed to the class members, courts have ...
Case • 1998
of the public to visit incarcerated felons. However, because members of the public have alternate methods to communicate with incarcerated felons, restrictions on contact visits between members of the public ...
Case • 1998
of the public to visit incarcerated felons. However, because members of the public have alternate methods to communicate with incarcerated felons, restrictions on contact visits between members of the public ...
Case • 2001
we said there about the contractual nature of community supervision is true also of parole: "An award of community supervision is not a right, but a contractual privilege, and conditions thereof ...
Case • 1989
of the facility to isolate the inmate for compulsory testing, treatment and quarantine." Ala.Code (1975), § 22-11A-37. Additionally, it appears to us that by communicating to the state or county health ...
Case • 1985
chambers of commerce, requesting that he be sent promotional literature about various communities. Before receiving the material, Gregory was placed on disciplinary detention status (DD 1) for sixty days ...
on to note that because of the SRA's focus on violent offenders, the people making up these increases will largely be young men from minority communities in urban areas of the state. This was because ...
Article • July 15, 1999 • from PLN July, 1999
is simple: ramp-up the "War on Drugs" (waged mainly against urban non-white poor), then build pork-barrel prisons in the job-starved (mostly white) rural communities. Presto! You've gotten tough on crime ...
Article • October 15, 1992 • from PLN October, 1992
Filed under: Mail, Mail Regulations
officials that the ban was needed to prevent communication between gang members and others within the penal system. The first Supreme Court case to explicitly review the rights of prisoners in communicating ...
Article • December 15, 1995 • from PLN December, 1995
right to free speech, for we are satisfied that a pattern and practice of opening properly marked incoming court mail outside an inmate's presence infringes communication protected by the right to free ...
Article • August 15, 1994 • from PLN August, 1994
a tremendous strain on those who are illiterate (roughly 72%), whose only means of communication with family was a correspondence tape. Bills have been taken before the legislature to charge prisoners ...
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