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Evidentiary Hearing Required for Legal Mail Rights
The Seventh Circuit held that federal prisoners' First Amendment rights
with regard to mail inspection by prison officials warranted an evidentiary
hearing.
Christopher John Martin and Brett C. Kimberlin sought to enjoin the
practice of prison officials treating all incoming mail as general
correspondence which could be opened and read ...
with regard to mail inspection by prison officials warranted an evidentiary
hearing.
Christopher John Martin and Brett C. Kimberlin sought to enjoin the
practice of prison officials treating all incoming mail as general
correspondence which could be opened and read ...
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