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From the Editor
As this issue goes to press we are getting settled into our new office in Brattleboro, Vermont. We have successfully consolidated our operations into one location. We also have just hired Adam Cook as our staff attorney who will be representing Prison Legal News in our censorship and public records litigation and select plaintiffs in catastrophic injury cases.
Mail addressed to our Seattle address is forwarded once a week. To avoid delays please write us directly here in Vermont and update your records to show our new contact information. When writing PLN please be brief and to the point because wading through a ten page letter to find a change of address request can sometimes result in the request not being seen by staff. We still have limited resources so please do not send us legal pleadings or voluminous documents unless we request them. If you win or settle a case, please send us that information so we can report it in PLN.
As the articles in this issue attest, we have had some success in various court cases recently. We would like to thank the attorneys who represented us in those cases and the readers who assisted in bringing the censorship cases. Unfortu-nately, despite our continued courtroom success, we still face censorship problems around the country and have to con-front the implacable efforts of government censors. If your copies of PLN are censored please send us the documentation indicating the censorship as all too often we are not informed of the censorship.
With our new Vermont offices we are interested in building up our base of volunteers locally. If you live nearby or know anyone who does who is interested in human rights issues and is willing to do light office work please contact us.
Please encourage others to subscribe so we can continue building our subscriber base.
Mail addressed to our Seattle address is forwarded once a week. To avoid delays please write us directly here in Vermont and update your records to show our new contact information. When writing PLN please be brief and to the point because wading through a ten page letter to find a change of address request can sometimes result in the request not being seen by staff. We still have limited resources so please do not send us legal pleadings or voluminous documents unless we request them. If you win or settle a case, please send us that information so we can report it in PLN.
As the articles in this issue attest, we have had some success in various court cases recently. We would like to thank the attorneys who represented us in those cases and the readers who assisted in bringing the censorship cases. Unfortu-nately, despite our continued courtroom success, we still face censorship problems around the country and have to con-front the implacable efforts of government censors. If your copies of PLN are censored please send us the documentation indicating the censorship as all too often we are not informed of the censorship.
With our new Vermont offices we are interested in building up our base of volunteers locally. If you live nearby or know anyone who does who is interested in human rights issues and is willing to do light office work please contact us.
Please encourage others to subscribe so we can continue building our subscriber base.
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