A prison inmate sent letters to his wife on the outside, soliciting various criminal activities. This case determined there was no evidence the letters actually reached his wife, so the inmate could not be convicted of solicitation.

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The case of State v. Cotton determined that without evidence that the letters reached the intended recipient, the inmate could not be convicted of solicitation.

A Prison Inmate Sent Letters to His Wife on the Outside