The state’s utilities regulator this week heard arguments on whether to adopt lower in-custody phone call rates to comply with a new FCC rule. The rule has faced industry pushback and legal challenges.
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The state’s utilities regulator this week heard arguments on whether to adopt lower in-custody phone call rates to comply with a new FCC rule. The rule has faced industry pushback and legal challenges.
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