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by Highlander is semi-retired from AB on August 8th, 2007

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If you want to drop off magazines to an inmate at the Multnomah County Jail, what's the maximum number he can receive?

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  • by Danny Bhai on August 8th, 2007

    Danny Bhai

    Multnomah County Jailguidelines for Magazines:

    • Magazines must be sent directly from the publisher or approved retailer via US Postal Service.

    • Publications shall clearly be in unaltered form and shall be subject to review.

    • Publications must be prepaid from outside funds.

    • Ordered magazines will count towards the inmates four (4) book and magazine total. If an inmate receives a new book or magazine and that total exceeds the four (4) book limit, excess books or magazines must be donated to general inmate circulation.

    • Inmates who are on disciplinary segregation will not receive their publications but will have them stored with the rest of their personal items; books in excess of four (4) will be returned to sender.

    • Inmates moving within Multnomah County facilities are permitted to keep their four (4) publication limit.

    • Inmates transported outside of Multnomah County facilities must donate their books to general use.

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  • by Danny Bhai on August 8th, 2007

    Danny Bhai

    Multnomah County Jailguidelines for Magazines:

    • Magazines must be sent directly from the publisher or approved retailer via US Postal Service.

    • Publications shall clearly be in unaltered form and shall be subject to review.

    • Publications must be prepaid from outside funds.

    • Ordered magazines will count towards the inmates four (4) book and magazine total. If an inmate receives a new book or magazine and that total exceeds the four (4) book limit, excess books or magazines must be donated to general inmate circulation.

    • Inmates who are on disciplinary segregation will not receive their publications but will have them stored with the rest of their personal items; books in excess of four (4) will be returned to sender.

    • Inmates moving within Multnomah County facilities are permitted to keep their four (4) publication limit.

    • Inmates transported outside of Multnomah County facilities must donate their books to general use.

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