South Carolina H3147 prohibits jails from intercepting inmate phone calls without a court order.
South Carolina H3147 amends the state code to ensure that state, county, or municipal jails and detention facilities cannot intercept, record, monitor, or divulge any telephonic communication between an inmate and another person unless specifically ordered by a court on an individual basis. This act aims to protect the privacy of inmate communications, ensuring they remain confidential unless a court mandates otherwise.
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