Daily Journal Staff Writer
A national magazine catering to prisoners is suing Sacramento County for refusing to distribute the publication to jail inmates.
Prison Legal News, a monthly magazine that claims 7,000 subscribers, says the ban by Sheriff Scott Jones is censorship and violates the First Amendment.
The magazine, a nonprofit founded by the Human Rights Defense Center in May 1990, filed the lawsuit Monday in ...
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