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| April 23, 2026

FCC Prison Phone Rate Caps 2026: What Changed and What It Means for Your Family

Published on April 23, 2026, by InmateAid Table of Contents Introduction What the FCC Does and Why It Matters The Rollercoaster: 2024 to 2026 The New Rate Caps — Effective April 6, 2026 Does This Affect Your Facility? What Has Not Changed What You Can Do Right Now What to...

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| October 07, 2012

How to run your hedge fund from a prison cell

Oct 6, 2012 As if America’s hedge-fund elite didn’t have enough crises to worry about – riots in Spain, the fiscal cliff, Lindsay Lohan’s hotel brawl – the parade of underlings copping pleas to...
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| October 06, 2012

Incarceration inspired these great authors to write unforgettable titles

When we imagine the places where our favorite authors penned their greatest masterpieces, a jail cell usually doesn't come to mind. But, whether their writers were prisoners of war or victims of...
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| October 06, 2012

Supermax: The Constitution and Mentally Ill Prisoners (Part 3 of 3)

The Eighth Amendment prohibits the "cruel and unusual punishment" of inmates. So how will the Bureau of Prisons defend itself at Supermax? The first two parts of this series begin to...
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| October 06, 2012

An American Gulag: Descending into Madness at Supermax (Part 1 of 3)

When Jack Powers arrived at maximum-security federal prison in Atlanta in 1990 after a bank robbery conviction, he had never displayed symptoms of or been treated for mental illness. Still in...
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| October 06, 2012

Supermax: The Faces of a Prison's Mentally Ill - (Part 2 of 3)

But there are hundreds of other prisoners at the federal prison complex known to the world as "ADX" or "Supermax" you likely have never heard of and who have made it to the...
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| October 06, 2012

Inmate tells how a federal prison camp is, its no Club Fed

It Tougher rules and longer sentences mean that prison for white-collar inmates is no longer Club Fed. Prisoner No. 20532-050 tells his eyewitness story to Luke Mullins. I. Just Another Felon ...
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| October 06, 2012

Roger Blackwell survives federal prison, felon tag

Roger Blackwell was running along Reed Road in late May with his ball cap pulled down to shield his eyes from the sun. So he didn’t see the jagged end of a broken branch when it snagged his left...
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| October 06, 2012

Vermont Inmates work crew restores historical property while serving time

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