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· 3/15/2024

RAFAEL GONZALEZ SANTIAGO v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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  • concluding that the Turner test applies to outgoing mail regulations
  • examining alternatives means of exercising “the right to communicate with the media and outside religious figures”
  • finding telephone conversations and in-person meetings to be acceptable forms of alternative communication
  • prison officials are justified in screening outgoing nonlegal mail for escape plans, contraband, threats, or evidence of illegal activity
  • prison officials are justified in screening outgoing nonlegal mail for escape plans, contraband, threats, or evidence of illegal activity
  • prison officials are justified in screening outgoing nonlegal mail for escape plans, contraband, threats, or evidence of illegal activity

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