Pennsylvania Prison Society Seeks 3rd Circuit Review of FCC Incarcerated Communications Order
The Pennsylvania Prison Society asked the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to vacate and set aside some of the FCC's order on incarcerated people's communications services. In a protective petition filed Thursday (docket 24-2647), the group challenged the FCC's…
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decision regarding whether IPCS providers can recover certain safety and security costs in their rates (see 2408230012). It filed a protective petition for review because "PPS believes that only the portion" of the order was published in the Federal Register and is currently reviewable. The portion of the order PPS is challenging has not been published yet. "In the event this or another court deems the entire order to be reviewable at this time, this protective petition for review would be operative," PPS said in its petition.