ThinkTank
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Cindy's letter to her Inmate daughter saying that the attorney can "no longer" GIVE or READ the mother's letters to the Inmate. They must go through proper channels, as they should have been doing all along, just like every other Inmate does.
Letters passed in secret could be utilized to:
- plot an escape
- plot to harm guards
- plot harm to a Prosecuting attorney or Judge
- attempt to influence potential witnesses in a trial to sway their testimony
- plot to harm witnesses who have testified against an Inmate
- attempt to obtain drugs or money
- plot to harm another Inmate housed in the same facility
It is a third degree felony for ANYONE to introduce written communication into a jail, or to an Inmate outside of the jail, no matter what the content of the written communication is. It is strictly forbidden. Not to be taken lightly.