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Prisons restricting inmate use of FOI laws www.privateofficer.com

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HARTFORD, Conn. Jan 26 2010 AP Connecticut could join at least a dozen other states by restricting prison inmates from using FOI laws to get personal information to harass or threaten their guards – and, in some cases, prosecutors or other inmates. Inmates here and around the country have swamped systems with information requests – for guards’ personnel [...]

Full post as published by Private Officer News on January 26, 2010 (boomark / email).

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