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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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| November 05, 2015

Former Raiders first-round pick Anthony Smith convicted on three counts of murder

Former Raiders defensive end Anthony Smith was convicted on three counts of murder Thursday afternoon. A jury found Smith guilty in the 1999 double murder of brothers Ricky and Kevin Nettles as...
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| October 28, 2015

Ex-speaker Dennis Hastert pleads guilty in hush money case

Avoids trial with guilty plea, caserecommends up to 6-month prison sentence CHICAGO - Former U.S. House speaker Dennis Hastert pleaded guilty Wednesday to making dozens of illegally structured bank...
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| October 22, 2015

FCC Votes to Further Cut Cost of Calls for Inmates

October 22, 2015 WASHINGTON - Starting next year, many Americans won’t have to make the difficult choice between talking to family members in prison and paying their bills. On Thursday, the Federal...
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| October 22, 2015

Prison Phone Company Fights To Keep Profiting Off Inmates And Their Families

WASHINGTON -- Each month, Cesia Pineda spends between $200 and $250 to talk to her husband on the phone. Normally, the calls would cost a tiny fraction of that, but Pineda’s husband is an...
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| October 09, 2015

Lawsuit: Jail Censors Inmate Mail, Forces Postcard Use

A nonprofit that advocates for prisoners' rights says a Tennessee county is illegally censoring mail the group sends to inmates and forcing the use of postcards instead of letters. Prison Legal...
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| October 07, 2015

Harvard debate champs lose to team of prisoners

Three men currently incarcerated at the Eastern New York Correctional Facility in Ulster County beat Harvard University in a recent debate. How they did it, though, is as inspiring as it is...
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| October 06, 2015

6,000 People to Be Released From Federal Prison Following New Drug Sentencing Guidelines

By Sari Horowitz - Washington Post October 6, 2015 The Justice Department is set to release about 6,000 inmates early from prison - the largest one-time release of federal prisoners - in an effort...
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| October 05, 2015

Governor Cuomo Announces Executive Actions to Reduce Barriers for New Yorkers with Criminal Convictions

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