$15 for 15 minutes: How Courts Are Letting Prison Phone Companies Gouge Incarcerated People
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$15 for 15 minutes: How Courts Are Letting Prison Phone Companies Gouge Incarcerated People

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When Mary Shields was first sent to prison, her daughter was too young to understand why their phone calls wouldcut off mid-conversation and why she wouldnot hear from her mother again for days. Shields was amongthe many incarcerated people who had their contact with loved ones curtailed by the high rates for making prison phone calls. During her 21 years in a California state prison, she spoke with her family for 15 minutes twice a month. Each call cost $15.

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