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Evans v. Inmate Calling Services, NV, Report and Recommendation, Atty Call Monitoring, 2011

Brief • July 19, 2011

Filed under: Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring

access restricted for safety and security reasons. Ex. 18, #205-18, pp. 2-3. AR 722.07(1.2-1.3): Inmate legal access (effective date 9/6/03) 1.1 All inmates are to use the unit or yard telephones for legal ...

Jail Phone Calls Monitored Without Warning Inadmissible In New Mexico

Article • July 15, 2011

Filed under: Telephones, Telephone Monitoring

handbook passed Out to prisoners, lectures or discussions regarding telephone monitoring and forms indicating the monitoring policy signed by the prisoner are adequate warning. In this case ...

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Rules No Privacy Right Exists for Jail Phone Calls

Article • May 15, 2010

Filed under: Disciplinary Hearings, Self Incrimination, Evidence, Telephone Monitoring

subpoena. The Suffolk County grand jury subpoenaed the recordings of the telephone conversations of a specific prisoner at the jail. The sheriff filed a motion to quash, citing a ruling from a different ...

Judge Recommends Denial of Suppression Motion Related to Recordings Obtained from CCA

Article • May 15, 2010

Filed under: Corrections Corporation of America/CoreCivic, Informants (Disciplinary Hearings), Evidence, Telephones, Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring

conversations made by Eye. CCA turned the conversations over to the government, but the discs also contained recordings of calls between Eye and his lawyer. The attorney calls were not segregated. Prior ...

California AG’s Spokesman Resigns After Caught Taping Phone Conversations

Article • April 15, 2010 • from PLN April, 2010

Filed under: Misconduct/Corruption, Prosecutor/Attorney General Misconduct, Telephone Monitoring

California AG’s Spokesman Resigns After Caught Taping Phone Conversations by Michael Brodheim Just days after being accused of violating state law by secretly recording telephone ...

Call Your Attorney from Jail, Go to Prison

Article • March 15, 2010 • from PLN March, 2010

Filed under: Attorney Client, Telephones, Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring

at an Oakland, California jail. In Broward County, the sheriff settled a class-action suit that was filed after two prisoners learned their supposedly “privileged” attorney calls were not so privileged after all ...

Army Prisoners Isolated, Denied Right to Legal Counsel

Article • February 15, 2010 • from PLN February, 2010

Filed under: Political Prisoners, Attorney Client, Telephones, Telephone Access, Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring, Publications/Books, Mail Regulations, Legal Mail, Attorney Visits, PLN Litigation, Access to Media, Censorship, Military Law, Military Prisons

the entire time, which obviously negates any compliance with attorney-client privilege. And presumably the phone call was taped (all of the other brigs have special rooms for attorney calls, that have phone ...

Judge Rejects Privacy Suit By Former Prison Employee

Article • January 15, 2010

Filed under: Misconduct/Corruption, Guard Misconduct, State Law Claims, Telephone Monitoring, Employee Litigation

Barker’s contact with a recently released parolee. Dahl’s wife, Laura Dahl, worked at the telephone company servicing Barker’s telephone line. Dahl noticed that Barker had run up a $1,500 bill calling ...

Calls over Monitored Phone to Attorney not Protected by Sixth Amendment

Article • January 15, 2010

Filed under: Private Prisons, Corrections Corporation of America/CoreCivic, Attorney Client, Telephone Monitoring

discussed the plot over the telephone at a CCA facility. The government obtained copies of Eye’s phone calls from CCA, but the recordings CCA turned over contained calls Eye made to his attorney ...

Andersen v. Becker County, MN, Settlement, Monitoring of Atty Calls, 2010

Brief • January 11, 2010

Filed under: Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring

Andersen v. Becker County, MN, Settlement, Monitoring of Atty Calls, 2010 CASE 0:08-cv-05687-ADM-RLE Document 82 Filed 05/04/10 Page 1 of 8 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF MINNESOTA -----------------------------------------------------------) KENNETH E. ANDERSEN and ) CIVIL ACTION DELL D. HOLM, on behalf of ) NO. 08-5687 (ADM/RLE) themselves and all others …

Washington Prisoner’s Privacy Rights Not Violated by Recording Jail Phone Calls

Article • December 15, 2009

Filed under: Crime/Demographics, Criminal Prosecution, Telephone Monitoring

Washington Prisoner’s Privacy Rights Not Violated by Recording Jail Phone Calls by Division One of the Washington State Court of Appeals has held that recording a prisoner’s jail telephone ...

Obama Administration Accused Again of Concealing Bush-Era Crimes

Article • October 15, 2009

Filed under: Government Misconduct, Attorney Client, Freedom of Information Act, Terrorism, Telephones, Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring

Obama Administration Accused Again of Concealing Bush-Era Crimes by Matt Renner Monday 12 October 2009 by: Matt Renner, t r u t h o u t | Report President Obama promised to usher in a new era of government transparency when he was sworn into office nine months ago. On …

Andersen v. Becker County, MN, Order, Monitoring of Atty Calls, 2009

Brief • September 28, 2009

Filed under: Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring

/09 Page 6 of 29 Officer Baumann also testified that after he listens to an attorney call, he looks through the remainder of the call log in storage and deletes all the calls to that number. Id. at 140 ...

Nebraska: Tape-Recorded, Restricted-Calling Prison Telephone System Passes Constitutional Muster

Article • August 15, 2009 • from PLN August, 2009

Filed under: Injunctions, Telephones, Telephone Access, Telephone Monitoring

Nebraska: Tape-Recorded, Restricted-Calling Prison Telephone System Passes Constitutional Muster by John Dannenberg by John E. Dannenberg The Nebraska Court of Appeals has upheld ...

No Fourth Amendment Violation for Monitoring Attorney-Client Conversations

Article • July 15, 2009

Filed under: Police Searches, Criminal Prosecution, Conspiracy, Attorney Client, Attorney Misconduct, Telephones, Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring

No Fourth Amendment Violation for Monitoring Attorney-Client Conversations by When a prisoner consents to the monitoring of calls over a jailhouse telephone, no Fourth Amendment violation ...

Washington DOC - JPay Contract 2009-2012

Kickback publication • 2009

Filed under: Telephones, Telephone Access, Telephone Rates, Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring

for the facility related to the affected Service, via telephone, paging and confirmatory email or fax. In an Emergency where there is a potential danger of destruction of a material portion of Contractor's Equipment ...

Suit Filed Over Minnesota Jail’s Secret Recording of Privileged Phone Calls

Article • April 15, 2009 • from PLN April, 2009

Filed under: Crime/Demographics, Criminal Prosecution, Attorney Client, Attorney Calls, Telephone Monitoring

Suit Filed Over Minnesota Jail’s Secret Recording of Privileged Phone Calls by Matthew Clarke Suit Filed Over Minnesota Jail’s Secret Recording of Privileged Phone Calls by Matt Clarke On October 15, 2008, a Minneapolis law firm filed a civil rights suit in federal district court alleging that attorney-client phone calls …

Ninth Circuit Upholds Admission of Statements to Police in Phone Conversation Absent Miranda Warning

Article • February 15, 2009

Filed under: Criminal Prosecution, Crime, Habeas Corpus, Telephones, Telephone Monitoring

Ninth Circuit Upholds Admission of Statements to Police in Phone Conversation Absent Miranda Warning by Washington State prisoner Habib Saleh sought review of his federal habeas corpus denial challenging the admission of statements made in a voluntary phone conversation he initiated at his trial for first degree murder. The court …

Nebraska Appeals Court: Failure to Exhaust Remedies Jurisdictional Defect

Article • December 15, 2008

Filed under: Administrative Exhaustion (PLRA), Civil Procedure, Administrative Exhaustion, Telephone Access, Telephone Rates, Telephone Monitoring

-Netix Telephone Company, which operated the prison "calling system." Mumin claimed, among other things, that the monitoring and recording of his "private telephone conversations involving discussions ...

Jewel v. National Security Agency, et. al., CA, Complaint, Jury Demand, Illegal Surveillance, 2008.pdf

Brief • September 18, 2008

Filed under: Complaints, Class Notice, Administrative Procedures Act (Federal), Telephone Monitoring, Internet, First Amendment, rights, Fourth Amendment, rights, Police State-Surveillance

of telecommunications companies such as AT&T that carry Americans’ Internet and telephone communications. 9. Using this shadow network of surveillance devices, Defendants have acquired and 9 10 11 continue to acquire ...