One of the most frequent complaints of jail and prison inmates, their families and advocates is that telephone companies overcharge them for making phone calls to their loved ones. On Wednesday, the Federal Communications Commission announced that it will soon decide whether to limit phone call rates and service fees for inmates.
On Oct. 22, the FCC will vote to decide whether to regulate the phone companies, which make $1.2 billion a year serving prisons and jails.
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