Join our mail and corrections security experts in this important discussion on how correction facilities can safely detect drugs and contraband in inmate mail while meeting the privacy and confidentiality mandates dictated by the US Constitution.
Preventing the smuggling of drugs, synthetics, chemicals, and other prohibited items in the mail and documents of incarcerated individuals remains a significant challenge for correctional facilities. The screening requirements for personal and protected correspondence are different, making it difficult to strike a balance between effective smuggling detection and compliance with the legal mandates for the protection of confidential mail.
