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that is actually entirely reasonable a CD could be snapped and the shards used as a weapon keep in mind we are talking about things fashioned into weapons to
by newaccount2023 4y ago
that is actually entirely reasonable
a CD could be snapped and the shards used as a weapon
keep in mind we are talking about things fashioned into weapons to kill other prisoners...the prison warden has an obligation to keep inmates from getting murdered
- duskwuff 4y agoIt is eminently unreasonable for a prison to give its own prisoner a copy of some records on a computer disc which the prisoner has no way of reading.
- adwi 4y agoPerhaps they could use a printer?
- NoZebra120vClip 4y agoSay you've got a 700-page document to send to someone. Printing costs around $0.10 a side if it's monochrome and not too dense. CD-ROM costs about $1.00 total for at least 650MiB. What do you think is more cost-effective? Your tax dollars at work, remember!
- chaps 4y agoWe're talking about someone who's trying to get more info about the reason why they've been put into jail. Possibly because it would help their case. The agency basically decided on an ultimatum. And no, lawyers won't always do necessary due diligence to make sure their client's case has all documents. But complete dismissal of leaving them no options aside... if you really think that 70 dollars is a lot of money, just wait until you see the bills towards the tax payer in a FOIA lawsuit for an unnecessary denial.
- jen20 4y agoThis can be entirely avoided by simply printing the material.
- telotortium 4y agoRead-only USB storage or SD cards must exist in 2023, right?