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and foreign laws. The law applies. Unauthorized use of the materials available on this website may subject you to liability under copyright, trademark, trade dress, unfair competition and other laws of the United States. We have also published three anthologies, the first entitled The Celling of America: An Inside Look at the U.S. Prison Industry. PLN`s second book, Prison Nation, was published in January 2003. PLN`s third anthology, Prison Profiteers: Who Makes Money from Mass Incarceration, was published by The New Press in January 2008. PLN editor-in-chief Paul Wright is regularly interviewed by journalists and media representatives on criminal justice issues.

We also work with other media to develop and disseminate stories and news about prisons. A list of places where PLN, CLN and the Human Rights Defender Center have been mentioned or cited in press articles can be found on our News page. Prison Legal News` coverage includes access to courts, disciplinary hearings, conditions of detention, excessive force, postal censorship, conditions of detention trials, visits, telephone and telephone charges, freedom of religion, freedom of expression, rape and sexual abuse in prison, female prisoners, the Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA), medical and mental health treatment, HIV and hepatitis C, the death penalty, solitary confinement and control units, and more. Copies of the latest copies of PLN will be published on our homepage in PDF format. This website may contain advertising or sponsorship references. Advertisers and sponsors are solely responsible for the content of such advertisements or sponsorship communications submitted for inclusion on the Site and for ensuring that such materials are accurate and comply with applicable laws. PLN is not responsible for any illegality, error or inaccuracy in the materials of advertisers or sponsors and does not sponsor, endorse or make any representations regarding the goods or services of such sponsors or advertisers. In a news cycle dominated by reports of war, plague and insurgency, a single press release from Global Tel*Link (GTL) managed to convey some of the strangest news of all. Flash: The creators of the nation`s most popular children`s TV show are partnering with GTL, the. PLN is edited by Paul Wright. He can be contacted via the information on PLN`s contact page or by e-mail at: [email protected].

If you wish to change the mailing address of your subscription to PLN magazine, please use the change of address form by clicking here. Children: We do not intend to collect personal information from anyone under the age of 18. If you are under the age of 18, you should not enter any information on this website and have a parent do it for you. If you are under the age of 13, we require the express written permission of a parent before we can use this website. The authorized parent must email us at [email protected], confirm the age and authority of the parent, and give us explicit permission to acquire and store personal information from you that we normally receive from users of this website. Prison Legal News, a project of the Centre for Human Rights, is a 72-page independent monthly magazine that provides innovative reviews and analyses of prisoners` rights, court decisions and news on criminal law issues. PLN focuses nationally (US) on federal and state prison issues, with some international coverage. PLN provides information that enables prisoners and other relevant individuals and organizations to better understand a wide range of criminal justice issues, including issues related to the protection and enforcement of prisoners` rights. Some of the areas we cover include prison work, private prison industry, medical and mental health care for prisoners, misconduct and abuse by prison staff, regulations and judgments in prison trials, juvenile justice, the death penalty, the Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA), prison censorship, HIV and hepatitis C, solitary confinement, and racial and socio-economic inequalities in our criminal justice system. And much more! PLN is a project of the Human Rights Defense Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization funded primarily by subscription and advertising revenues, foundation grants, book sales, individual donations, and our litigation project. Subscription rates for inmates are maintained at a level almost subsidized by higher rates for non-inmates and advertising revenues, allowing PLN to cover its operating costs. PLN`s financial autonomy allows it to maintain complete editorial independence.

PLN does not accept public funding. We gratefully accept donations and have received grants from several major foundations in the past. PLN encourages lawyers to donate relevant legal briefs to the Brief Bank section of this website. However, the donation of such content is subject to the donor`s consent to the reproduction of the procedural document by PLN and to the access and use by subscribers of PLN`s website. Those who do not want their presentation to be reproduced or used in this manner should not submit it; Donors who wish to impose specific restrictions on the reproduction and re-use of their pleadings must attach a specific copyright/license statement to the given pleadings indicating these restrictions on reproduction and reuse. The donation of pleadings is without compensation and PLN will not process or modify the documents given. However, PLN reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to decide whether or not to publish the submitted submissions and to withdraw them at its sole discretion. NOTE: Make sure you enter your email address correctly, otherwise we won`t be able to respond to you. Remedies: If at any time you believe that PLN has not followed the above guidelines, please notify us [email protected] and we will use reasonable efforts to identify and resolve any issues. Yes. Each issue of PLN contains numerous advertisements from companies and organizations across the country that provide personal and legal services and books to prisoners. PLN only accepts advertising from sources that offer their products or services in a way that meets their requirements.

PLN rejects advertisements for products or services that are not reputable or that contradict PLN`s editorial content. We are not a for-profit publication; As a result, we can opt out of advertising without having to worry about upsetting shareholders who, unlike many mainstream media publications, expect a satisfactory return on investment. However, like other publishers, we do not endorse ads and people should do their own reviews and research before purchasing products or services from advertisers in PLN. Our website accepts online advertising for a variety of products and services that are of interest to our users. The Website and all graphics and text are the property of Prison Legal News. PLN uses the protection of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and reserves the right to remove content that allegedly infringes another person`s copyright. Notices to PLN regarding alleged copyright infringement should be directed to Prison Legal News, [email protected] or legal counsel Robert C. Cumbow, Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP, 2801 Alaskan Way, Suite 300, Seattle WA 98121-1128, [email protected].

Yes. PLN directly sells about four dozen prisoner-focused books, some of which we have published ourselves.