Ill. Admin. Code tit. 20, § 2525.150 - Telephone Privileges
a) Telephone
privileges shall be granted to youth in accordance with their institutional
status and provisions of this Section.
b) Collect calls may be made to persons where
billable.
c) Youth may not place
telephone calls to:
1) Toll free area codes,
including but not limited to 800 series area codes, or to area codes or
prefixes for which a charge is assessed to the line from which the call was
placed, including but not limited to 800 or 900 series area codes or 976
prefixes;
2) Emergency or directory
assistance or to long distance carriers;
3) Persons or companies which have requested
that a block be placed on their telephone numbers;
4) Numbers suspected of being used
fraudulently or for fraudulent purposes;
5) Releasees, persons who had previously been
in the custody of the Department, former employees, or current employees absent
the approval of the Chief Administrative Officer; or
6) Numbers or persons restricted for other
legitimate penological reasons, including security and order.
d) A block may be placed on
telephone calls to:
1) The local community
except to the youth's friends, family, and others in the local community who
request to receive calls from the youth.
2) A telephone number for which there is a
large unpaid balance on the account, with the exception of telephone numbers of
attorneys and law firms.
3) Any
telephone numbers listed in subsection (c) of this Section.
e) Youth may not engage in call
forwarding or in conference calls.
f) In the case of valid emergencies, such as
critical illness or death in a youth's immediate family, consideration shall be
given to allowing a special telephone call, regardless of the individual's
institutional status. Immediate family shall include parent or guardian,
children, brother, sister, grandparent, whether step, adopted, half, or whole,
and spouse.
g) Youth who are the
subject of a new criminal indictment, information, or complaint shall be
permitted to make reasonable telephone calls to attorneys for the purpose of
securing defense counsel, regardless of the individual's institutional
status.
h) All youth's telephone
calls shall be subject to monitoring and recording at any time by departmental
staff, unless prior special arrangements have been made to make or to receive
confidential telephone calls to or from their attorneys.
i) Notices shall be posted at each telephone
from which youth are normally permitted to place calls and in the youth's
orientation manual. The notices shall state that youth's telephone calls may be
monitored or recorded or both.
Notes
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