4 CCR 723-2-2811 - Definitions
(a)
"Call", for the purposes of rules 2810-2812, means two-way, realtime electronic
communication between an incarcerated individual and another person and does
not include electronic mail or messaging services. Unless otherwise specified,
such calls may be conducted by video or voice.
(b) "Commissions" means any form of monetary
payment, thing of value, in-kind payment, gift, exchange of services or goods,
fee other than for direct cost recovery, or technology allowance paid to a
correctional facility or other government entity by an IPCS provider.
(c) "Correctional facility" means any
building, structure, enclosure, institution, or place, whether permanent or
temporary, fixed or mobile, where persons are or may be lawfully held in
custody or confined and that is operated by a city, county, city and county,
state government, or private entity, including but not limited to a jail or
prison.
(d) "Incarcerated people's
communications services (IPCS)" or "Penal communications services" means
communications services, including but not limited to telephone, video, or
electronic mail or messaging services provided to a correctional facility for
use by end users.
(e) "Incarcerated
people's communications services (IPCS) provider" or "Penal communications
services provider" means a person or company that contracts with a correctional
facility to provide IPCS or the means to access IPCS regardless of the
technology used to provide the services. A person or company that provides one
type of communications service but not others is also an incarcerated people's
communications services provider.
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