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New Jersey state prisoners are challenging a policy that allows officials to open mail from inmates' lawyers -- and allegedly read and copy it -- before delivering it to them. The Department of Corrections instituted the tougher policy to guard against mail threats such as anthrax, but three prisoners at Eastern Jersey State Prison in Rahway claim the policy is an unconstitutional chill on lawyer-client communications.
March 10, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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