Johnson v. Galli

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• finding that a detainee's reasonable access to a telephone is protected by the First Amendment
• finding that a detainee's reasonable access to a telephone is protected by the First Amendment
• finding that a detainee's reasonable access to a telephone is protected by the First Amendment
• “there is no legitimate governmental purpose to be attained by not allowing reasonable access to the telephone, and . . . such use is protected by the First Amendment.”

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