In recent years, the courts have held that censorship of correspondence between inmates and their lawyers is constitutional.

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Courts have generally held that inmates have a right to confidential communication with their lawyers, and any censorship of such correspondence would likely violate the inmates' rights to access the courts and to counsel, which are protected under the U.S. Constitution.

In Recent Years, the Courts Have Held That Censorship of Correspondence