41.) Indigent inmates have argued that the first Amendment guarantees them the right to unlimited free writing materials and postage in order to communicate with their families. Which of the following is MOST accurate with respect to the above statement: a) All inmates lose their first Amendment rights while they are incarcerated; b) Only inmates who can afford the cost of postage and writing materials are guaranteed their right to communicate via mail with their families; c) The first Amendment requires prison officials give indigent inmates unlimited free postage and materials for legal and nonlegal mail; d) The goal of a secure facility may justify the limitation in distributing writing materials and postage. Answer __________

42.) Which of the following statements is MOST accurate: a) An inmate who meets with his/her attorney while incarcerated in a correctional facility waives all privilege of any communication with his/her lawyer; b) An inmate who speak on the telephone with his/her attorney while incarcerated in a correctional facility waives attorney client privilege: c) An attorney who speaks with an inmate client knowing that the facility is monitoring the communication waives may not later claim the conversation is protected by privilege; d) An attorney who unknowingly speaks with a client in a correctional facility that is monitoring the conversation, waives attorney-client privilege. Answer __________

43.) In Block v. Rutherford, the Supreme Court reversed the lower court and found that contact visits : a) Were a right of the inmate and could not be unreasonably withheld; b) Were a right of the visitor who was not convicted of any crime, and could not be unreasonably withheld; c) Were not Constitutionally protected and could be withheld for any reason; d) Could be withheld if the restriction is reasonably related to a legitimate governmental interest. Answer __________

44.) The significance of the decision in Overton v. Bazzetta was: a) The Court determined that it was the obligation of the Inmate to disprove the validity of a regulation restricting contact visits; b) The Court determined that the State must prove the validity of a regulation restricting contact visits; c) The Court affirmed that inmates have unrestricted protection of their Constitutional rights; d) The Court distinguished between the rights of convicted inmates and pre-trial detainees. Answer __________