San Quentin Inmates\' Mail must not be neglected!

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   Name: Erika on Mar 31, 2009

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   Name: Lisa Jenkins on Mar 31, 2009

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   Name: Katie Yancey on May 5, 2009

   Comments: This is so mean! No matter if a person did it or not they are still human no matter the severity of the alleged crime or not! every human has a basic need for love and stimulation so its horrible to hear this!!!

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   Name: Christine Asby on May 6, 2009

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   Name: Anonymous on Jun 4, 2009

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6. 456
   Name: Anonymous on Jul 3, 2009

   Comments: My son in in San Quentin Custody since 4 weeks ago so far he have not received any of the letters with money orders and stamps I have sent.

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   Name: Jeannie Vinson on Jul 7, 2009

   Comments: while the prison continue to justify its actions with numbers or staff; it it none-the-less neglectful of the Federal Postal obligations and rights of the Federal Post Office. Federal Law and Constitutional rights supercedes state law. They continue to stip the prisoners of all rights and outside influence or worse yet; the isolating them off from the outside world. Loved ones, family and friends are helpless. The justification for the DOC to say "they should have thought of that before they came" is not only derelict in duty, it is also a breech of authority to make such judgement. There are MANY men in prison now due to false accusations and have been frightened or intimidated into "taking a deal bu a District Attorney out of fear alone. This Must be addressed. Albeit in another forum, it is an issue I will continue to pursue.

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   Name: Jeannie Vinson on Jul 7, 2009

   Comments: while the prison continue to justify its actions with numbers or staff; it it none-the-less neglectful of the Federal Postal obligations and rights of the Federal Post Office. Federal Law and Constitutional rights supercedes state law. They continue to stip the prisoners of all rights and outside influence or worse yet; the isolating them off from the outside world. Loved ones, family and friends are helpless. The justification for the DOC to say "they should have thought of that before they came" is not only derelict in duty, it is also a breech of authority to make such judgement. There are MANY men in prison now due to false accusations and have been frightened or intimidated into "taking a deal bu a District Attorney out of fear alone. This Must be addressed. Albeit in another forum, it is an issue I will continue to pursue.

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   Name: Sterlina Harper on Aug 24, 2009

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    Name: Janet Ruffino on Sep 6, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 9, 2009

    Comments: PLEASE get it together in the mailroom. Everyone needs to know that someone out there loves them and cares &n the mail is one of the only ways an inmate nhas got. Thanks

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12. 462
    Name: Ray Barnett on Sep 9, 2009

    Comments: delivery of inmate mail must be more of a priority.

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13. 463
    Name: Yvonne Brandhorst Janßen on Sep 14, 2009

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    Name: Anonymous on Sep 25, 2009

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15. 465
    Name: Chris & Janet Ruffino on Oct 12, 2009

    Comments: Mail is IMPORTANT! It is vital in keeping families in contace with each other.

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    Name: Bridget King on Oct 23, 2009

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    Name: Bridget King on Oct 23, 2009

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    Name: Rosalba Maluta on Nov 20, 2009

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    Name: Rosalba Maluta on Nov 20, 2009

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    Name: Susanne Angst, Switzerland on Nov 30, 2009

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    Name: LEONET CORINNE on Jan 20, 2010

    Comments: I am a french woman and I am writing regularly to a prisoner who is in the San Quentin State Prison in CA. My letters never get to him before five or six weeks minimum. I have also sent some books recently - through Barnes and Noble, and I am not sure he has not got them. He keeps on telling me that those people in the prison never distribute the mails when they get it. I do know he is very anxious about receiving those letters. So thank you for answering my letter.

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22. 472
    Name: Jodi Smith on Jan 25, 2010

    Comments: Thats all they have left. What pleasure do you get from keeping them from loved ones?

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23. 473
    Name: Selma Anders on Feb 1, 2010

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24. 474
    Name: Lorna on Feb 22, 2010

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    Name: Kim Perrin on Mar 3, 2010

    Comments: My husband is already isolated from the outside world. He is in reception which is the worst part of doing time. Locked up for the majority of the day with nothing to do. No television, no phone privelages and little or no outside time. All that he has to look forward to is letters from me (his wife). He hasn't received any of my letters in over a month. When he got there it took 3 weeks to finally get some of my letters to him. All of a sudden he's wondering why I haven't written in over a month. I have not stopped writing. They just aren't delivering them. I'm very frustrated! It can be discouraging because you can't help but, think he will never get them.

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    Name: Anton Borg on Mar 10, 2010

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    Name: Sophie Budge on Mar 10, 2010

    Comments: Writing to my friend on deathrow is invaluable for both me and him, and it takes a long time for a letter to get from the UK to California anyway, without a strike! I wholeheartedly support this and really hope it can be sorted out.

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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 10, 2010

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    Name: Karalyn on Apr 26, 2010

    Comments: Prisoners are people who need the support of their family and friends. Mail is such a vitally important component of the support system.

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    Name: Anonymous on May 28, 2010

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31. 481
    Name: Melissa Knezevici on Jun 13, 2010

    Comments: Regardless if a person is a prisoner or a free man, everyone has the right to socialize with family, friends and strangers

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    Name: Munoz on Jun 20, 2010

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    Name: Geraldine Ramos on Jun 25, 2010

    Comments: WHATEVER I CAN DO TO HELP! I currently have a loved one at San Quentin and whatever he's going through I just want it to be easier on him and if it takes a signature to speed up the mail I don't see why I shouldn't sign it. Much Love and Support -Gee.

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    Name: Chritopher Jones on Jun 27, 2010

    Comments: please get these people their mail as any person would. I know from experience letters from loved ones really make your day , waiting too long is not needed ( to put it nicely}. thank you , and to all you waiting for your mail just be patient shit will change soon

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    Name: Ben Porcher on Jul 5, 2010

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    Name: MARIA REINHART on Oct 11, 2010

    Comments: SOME OF THESE PEOPLE ARE GONNA DIE SOON!

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    Name: Anonymous on Oct 20, 2010

    Comments: been waiting two months for a letter after sendings one, to find out he hasn't gotten anything yet.. bulll shiitt

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    Name: Katrenia Larrew on Dec 25, 2010

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    Name: Dyan Nelms on Oct 11, 2011

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    Name: Dyan Nelms on Oct 11, 2011

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    Name: Danielle Spraker on Oct 20, 2011

    Comments: I agree, prisoners should be held accountable for their crimes, however, if true rehabilitation is to occur these people need to stay in touch with their human side.

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    Name: Ronald Perrotte on Dec 24, 2011

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    Name: Julia Rosas on Feb 29, 2012

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    Name: Discount OEM Software on Mar 8, 2012

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