· 9/7/2023
In Re: Bernardist D. Lee v. the State of Texas
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- explaining that “nobody may enter the prison and designate an inmate whom he would like to visit, unless the prospective visitor is a lawyer, clergyman, relative, or friend of that inmate”
- finding a prison visitation policy that provides the media and the public with the same visitation rights to be constitutional
- upholding regulations prohibiting the media from conducting face-to-face interviews with specific inmates
- upholding regulations prohibiting the media from conducting face-to-face interviews with specific inmates
- upholding regulations prohibiting the media from conducting face-to-face interviews with specific inmates
- upholding regulations prohibiting the media from conducting face-to-face interviews with specific inmates
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