2007 House Bill 4041: Establish prison phone rules

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Introduced in the House on January 22, 2007, to require a telephone systems in prisons that allows prisoners access to toll-free telephone numbers, prepaid debit accounts, discount cards, etc.
- Referred to the House Judiciary Committee on January 22, 2007.

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1) no, nothing to hide... by Anonymous Citizen on February 20, 2008
and nothing that is PERSONAL either.

nothing that is none of the state's business.

nothing that is PRIVATE.

nothing that is not between you, the person you are talking to, and the state of michigan.

nothing that YOU know about you that THEY don't know about you.

it's not what you hide, it's what you don't show the public.

some things they don't NEED to know.

but in your case, they do.
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2) I have worked in law enforcement too by Anonymous Citizen on February 20, 2008
and I still don't have anything to worry about, I have nothing to hide. Do I think its right that they can listen to any conversation? No, but that's the price my husband and I pay in our phone calls because he chose to take the route that got him sent to prison. We know that our conversations are monitored and we deal with it. Again, nothing to hide.
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3) okay... by Anonymous Citizen on February 20, 2008
good luck with that 'not worried' thing. you good little democrat you.

myself personally, i'm worried enough for both of you. i worked in law enforcement before and i see how people in this state abuse other's rights. i have NO trust in the people who do this kind of stuff whatsoever.

i don't know why you do.

i guess you don't ever think that they would do it to you.
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