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Wasn't his motion to dismiss his attorney denied anyway? Why was it necessary for him to file that?
If it's against the rules to send letters to another inmate, but it's OK to have letters to attorneys kept private, what's to keep any inmate from passing along letters that way through their attorneys if they cooperate? Can attorneys get in trouble for that?
Being a mental health counselor, I am FAR from an attorney, so I apologize if this is not possible!
Is it possible that Mr. Attorney would have to report if his client was trying to send things through the mail that weren't really to him? Or could he give them permission to open letters? And can his right to private letters be revoked, if he was caught trying to go around the system? There has to be a reason they were allowed to open the mail and address the fact that he had a letter to Crystal enclosed, I would think.