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Inmates’ families, advocates plead with state not to block delivery of physical mail

States Newsroom · November 12, 2026

As correction officials wait for final legislative approval to restrict physical mail from being delivered to people who are incarcerated, prison advocacy groups are asking lawmakers to block the restriction. In response to a rise of drugs entering prisons and an increase in overdose among those incarcerated, the…

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Inmates’ families, advocates plead with state not to block delivery of physical mail

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