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Jailed defendants expected private attorney calls. They didn't always get them. - Vimarsana News

Jailed defendants expected private attorney calls. They didn't always get them.

Murder suspects fear they can’t get a fair trial after state police acknowledge listening to portions of phone calls with their attorneys.

Jailed Defendants Expected Private Attorney Calls. They Didn't Always Get Them. - Vimarsana News

Jailed Defendants Expected Private Attorney Calls. They Didn't Always Get Them.

Jailed Defendants Expected Private Attorney Calls. They Didn’t Always Get Them.. This reporting was supported by the Pulitzer Center, International Women’s Media Foundation’s Howard G. Buffett Fund for Women Journalists, Report for America, and Investigative Editing Corps. Bobby...

Prison Profiteer Is Using Sandra Bland's Death to Sell Surveillance Technology - Vimarsana News

Prison Profiteer Is Using Sandra Bland's Death to Sell Surveillance Technology

Guardian RFID has found a way not only to further surveil people behind bars, but also to profit from it.

Report: Maine jails recorded confidential attorney-client phone calls - Vimarsana News

Report: Maine jails recorded confidential attorney-client phone calls

The communication between a defendant and his or her attorney is supposed to be confidential, even if the defendant is currently housed in a jail pending trial. But the Maine Monitor has found that's not always the case when defendants use jail telephones to talk with their attorney.

New prison mail policy drives wedge between families - Vimarsana News

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.