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| South Carolina Inmate Receives 37.5 Years In Solitary Confinement For 38 Posts On Facebook |
| By techtimes.com- Menchie Mendoza |
| Published: 02/17/2015 |
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Prisoners in South Carolina's detention cells are placed in solitary confinement and lose privileges, such as telephone access and visitation rights, when found guilty of posting on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. Punishments are imposed separately for each day that a post was made. An inmate who posted once on Monday and made another one on Wednesday will be charged for the two separate violations. However, having as much as 50 posts on a single day will be counted as a single violation. In other words, an inmate who, for example, instigated a riot, took three hostages and murdered them, stole their possessions then escaped, would still end up with fewer offenses than another inmate who updated his Facebook every day for a period of two weeks. Read More. |
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