Criminal Calls A Review of the Prisons Management of Inmate Telephone Privileges
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9780756721565
ISBN:0756721563
Publisher: DIANE Publishing Company Summary: Telephone privileges for Bureau of Prison (BoP) inmates have increased dramatically since the 1970s. Even though all inmate calls are recorded, except prearranged calls between inmates & their attorneys, the BoP listens to few such calls -- approx. 3.5% of all calls made by Fed. inmates. This review found that a large number of Fed. inmates use prison telephones to commit serious crimes while incarcerated -- includin [read more]
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ISBN-13:
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Publisher: DIANE Publishing Company
9780756721565
ISBN:
0756721563
Publisher: DIANE Publishing Company
Telephone privileges for Bureau of Prison (BoP) inmates have increased dramatically since the 1970s. Even though all inmate calls are recorded, except prearranged calls between inmates & their attorneys, the BoP listens to few such calls -- approx. 3.5% of all calls made by Fed. inmates. This review found that a large number of Fed. inmates use prison telephones to commit serious crimes while incarcerated -- including murder, drug trafficking, & fraud. The fear of litigation should not prevent needed measures by the BoP to combat inmate telephone abuse. The BoP needs to address what appears to be widespread inmate abuse of prison telephones & take immediate & action to correct the problem.
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