Attorney Contact with Incarcerated Clients | Iowa Department of Corrections

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Iowa Admin Code 201-20.3(10)(b)
· Attorneys must complete an initial application form to visit an offender; however, this initial application shall apply to multiple visiting lists. After initial approval is established, attorneys must contact the central visiting authority at (319) 385-9511 to be added to the visiting lists of additional offenders. Background checks are not required, and attorneys shall not be counted as a friend on an offender’s visiting list. · Attorneys shall present proof of identity upon entrance to the institution. The offender must express a desire to visit with an attorney before the attorney will be admitted. Attorney visits shall be during normal visiting hours unless a special visit has been requested by the offender and approved by the warden/superintendent or designee prior to the visit. · DOC visiting information

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Iowa Admin Code 201-20.4(3)(x)
· O-mail is electronic mail that can be sent to and from offenders and the public. · The offender’s family and friends shall be responsible for registering on the Corrlinks page to enroll in the O-mail system. · Each O-mail message is limited to two pages and attachments are not allowed. · There is a cost for sending an O-mail message, which shall be the responsibility of the sender. · Incoming and outgoing O-mail shall meet the same standards as used for offender mail.

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Anamosa State Penitentiary
Email	ASP-Records@iowa.gov
Contact	Tami Moore
Contact	Sharon Vratney
Phone	(319) 462-3504

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Clarinda Correctional Facility
Contact	Scott Heuer
Phone	(712) 542-5634
Contact	Steve Slough
Phone	(712) 542-5634

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Fort Dodge Correctional Facility
Contact	Donna Bice
Email	donna.bice@iowa.gov
Phone	(515) 705-7219
Contact	Esther Laupp
Phone	(515) 574-4711

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Iowa Correctional Institution for Women
Contact	Carrie Bates
Phone	(515) 725-5006
Email	carrie.bates1@iowa.gov

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Iowa Medical and Classification Center
Contact	Kim Nissen
Phone	(319) 626-2391
Email	kimberly.nissen@iowa.gov

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Iowa State Penitentiary
Contact	Rebecca Bowker
Phone	(319) 372-5432
Contact	Jill Johnson
Phone	(319) 372-5432 \| ext. 41803

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Mount Pleasant Correctional Facility
Contact	Kristi Brown
Phone	(319) 385-9511
Contact	Alex Pardall
Phone	(319) 385-9511

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Newton Correctional Facility
Email	docncfphonehearings@iowa.gov
Contact	Lorna Marter
Phone	(641) 792-7552

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North Central Correctional Facility
Contact	Chantal Gottsch
Phone	(712) 297-7521 \| Ext. 282
Contact	Tammy McLuckie
Phone	(712) 297-7521 \| Ext. 222

An attorney wishing to communicate with an offender by telephone must be aware of certain rules and restrictions.

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Incoming Calls
Each institution shall designate an individual as the primary contact for attorneys who wish to arrange for an incoming call to an offender. Attorneys must provide five days advance notice to the institution’s primary contact in order to arrange an incoming legal call between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, except State holidays. The institution shall provide one private attorney telephone area with a telephone that is not capable of outgoing calls. Calls shall be scheduled in 25 minute intervals. Though attorneys are encouraged to limit their calls to one 25 minute time slot because only one telephone room per institution is available, attorneys may schedule two consecutive slots when necessary and if consecutive time slots are available. A staff member must be tasked to answer the telephone, verify the identity of the attorney, and provide the telephone to the offender. These calls shall not be monitored. Incoming legal calls that are needed to address an imminent deadline within 5 day notice period may be approved by the Warden or designee upon review of written documentation which establishes the need for the imminent call.

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Outgoing Calls
Offenders can utilize the inmate telephones to place an outgoing call to their attorney. Calls to attorney office telephone numbers registered with the Iowa Supreme Court are not monitored or recorded in the offender telephone system.