Whenever a prisoner desires to communicate with the governor and council, the commissioner of corrections, or the attorney general, he shall be permitted to do so in a direct manner, without any supervision being exercised over his letters by the prison officials or other persons.
Source. 1879, 97:1. PS 285:16. PL 400:17. RL 464:16. 1949, 25:1, eff. Feb. 23, 1949.
Whenever a prisoner desires to communicate with the governor and council, the commissioner of corrections, or the attorney general, he shall be permitted to do so in a direct manner, without any supervision being exercised over his letters by the prison officials or other persons.
Source. 1879, 97:1. PS 285:16. PL 400:17. RL 464:16. 1949, 25:1, eff. Feb. 23, 1949.
Whenever a prisoner desires to communicate with the governor and council, the commissioner of corrections, or the attorney general, he shall be permitted to do so in a direct manner, without any supervision being exercised over his letters by the prison officials or other persons.
Source. 1879, 97:1. PS 285:16. PL 400:17. RL 464:16. 1949, 25:1, eff. Feb. 23, 1949.
