Prohibited Mail Prohibited Mail
Offenders are prohibited from using the mail for the following: · Receiving any contraband or anything of an illegal or threatening nature. · Soliciting or accepting any publication or item which has not been paid for in advance. · Obligating themselves or others to time payments. · Joining or participating in book, record, tape, or CD clubs, either personally or via a third-party. · Soliciting or accepting anything of value without written approval of the facility head or designee. · Sending any item other than correspondence (written mail) out of the institution without the written approval of the facility head or designee. · Sending or receiving mail for another offender (i.e. third-party). · Sending or receiving mail with coded messages. · Information related to the crime or sentence of another offender. · Directing or conducting any business operations, except as necessary to protect real property or close out a business. · Receiving mail delivered collect-on-delivery (COD). · Sending mail by COD. · Sending mail via any provider other than the U.S. Postal Service (for example United Parcel Service (UPS) or Federal Express (FedEx)).
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