Appeals Court Remands Securus Challenge to NJ Law on ICS
A New Jersey appeals court reversed and remanded a Securus challenge to a state cap on inmate call services. The inmate calling services provider alleged limiting the rate charged to inmates to 11 cents per minute violated the takings clause…
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of both federal and state law and didn’t account for the company not being able to recoup its infrastructure improvements. The Superior Court accepted the state argument that Securus lacked standing because one contract had expired and the rate contract law didn’t affect another. The appellate court disagreed, ruling Monday that Securus has standing. The state Office of the Attorney General had no comment.