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32 Yale L. & Pol'y Rev. 149 (2013-2014)
Prison Visitation Policies: A Fifty-State Survey

handle is hein.journals/yalpr32 and id is 155 raw text is: YALE LAW & POLICY REVIEW Prison Visitation Policies: A Fifty-State Surveyt Chesa Boudin,* Trevor Stutz,** and Aaron Littman*** INTRODUCTION ................................................................. 150 I. METHODOLOGY............................................156 A. Background .................... .................... ...................... 156 B. Sources of Data ....................................... 157 The dataset supporting this Feature can be found at ylpr.yale.edu/sites/de- fault/files/data/32_1 prison visitation.pdf. In places where a state's policy is refer- enced without quotation or elaboration, no footnote has been provided; however, the dataset contains citations for all referenced policies. * Chesa Boudin is a zon graduate of the Yale Law School, and a former law clerk to the Honorable Margaret M. McKeown of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. He recently completed a Liman Fellowship at the San Francisco Public Defender's Office. Trevor Stutz is a 2012 graduate of the Yale Law School, a former law clerk to the Honorable Richard A. Paez of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and currently an associate at Susman Godfrey LLP. *** Aaron Littman is a member of the Yale Law School class of 2014. The authors thank the Liman Program at Yale Law School and Judith Resnik, Hope Metcalf, Fiona Doherty, Nina Rabin, and Sia Sanneh for their supervision. We thank the directors of the Departments of Corrections of all fifty states for their time and effort in providing us with information about their inmate visitation policies that was not available on the Departments' websites. That assistance was facilitated by the Asso- ciation of State Correctional Administrators and, in particular, by President Ashbel T. Wall, II, Director of the Rhode Island Department of Corrections, who provided constructive guidance throughout our research. We also express our appreciation to the Association's staff-particularly Co-Executive Director George Camp and Senior Associate Wayne Choinski-who were instrumental in making the entire data collection process so successful. Finally, many generously read and com- mented on early drafts: Brett Dignam, David Fathi, Philip Genty, David Menschel, Chief Administrative Law Judge Brenda Murray, Myrna Raeder, and Michael Wald. We are also grateful for the outstanding editorial assistance provided by Ben Mos- kowitz and Julie Veroff. Any errors are ours alone. 149

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