New prison mail policy drives wedge between families
Starting on Feb. 1, if any state prison receives a piece of personal mail, it would get returned to the sender unopened.
Source: sourcenm.com
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Starting on Feb. 1, if any state prison receives a piece of personal mail, it would get returned to the sender unopened.
The state’s Corrections Department says it has stopped placing women in solitary confinement and now caps all stays at a maximum of 30 days. Advocates are excited by the news, but uncertain if the policy is true.