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Marlene H. Dortch, Secretary Federal Communications Commission 445 12Th Street, SW Washington, DC 20554 Re: WC Docket No. 12 Marlene H. Dortch, Secretary Federal Communications Commission 445 12th Street, SW Washington, DC 20554 Re: WC Docket No. 12-375 Comments re Second Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Dear Ms. Dortch, Attached, you will find a list of 20,286 people that have signed a Change.org petition in support of prison phone reform. These supporters believe that recent FCC action to reduce the cost of prison phone calls was a crucial first step towards affordable access for our nation’s inmates, but that meaningful reform cannot be achieved without addressing sheriffs’ commissions. Across the country, sheriffs’ departments exploit loopholes that generate hundreds of millions of dollars in commissions, ultimately taking money from people that can least afford this added cost. Study after study demonstrates that the easier time inmates have remaining connected with the outside world, the greater chance they have of successfully reintegrating into society once they are released. Instead of contributing to this important goal, sheriffs’ departments continue to receive commissions for providing telecommunications services to inmates. They even went so far as to threaten to eliminate this vital service if their commissions are cut. This claim only serves to underscore the need to act. Given the outpouring of public support shown by this Change.org petition, it is clear that the public is tired of an outdated commissions system. The FCC has a clear mandate to act, and should move to eliminate commissions as soon as possible. Sincerely, Robert Raben Executive Director, The Silent Sentence Coalition Petition Text While you pay a relatively fair market price for phone calls, the 1.57 million inmates across the U.S. and their families are forced to pay rates driven by sheriffs in State and Local governments. Subverting market forces, most sheriffs demand a percentage of the revenue generated from prison phone calls. While this cut of revenue was originally intended to cover costs of operation, Sheriffs have been demanding higher and higher percentages every year. In fact, in Arizona, the commission rate recently reached 94 percent of total revenue. These high costs threaten the stability offered to inmates through frequent family phone conversations. These conversations are critical to ensuring inmates build and sustain the necessary support system to avoid incarceration after release. But instead of supporting inmates and their families, sheriff’s departments are making money at their expense. The FCC has recently decided to cap interstate phone rates and is considering regulating commissions, but they need to know that people like you are appalled by the behavior of our nation’s sheriffs. Please sign this petition and visit http://silentsentence.com/about to learn more about this extremely important issue. Signees 1. Courtney York, North Carolina 20. Rey Ramirez, Pennsylvania 2. Alexander Kunst, Pennsylvania 21. Pamela Harris, Virginia 3. Thelma Theis, Ohio 22. A Bell, Connecticut 4. danielle frady, Florida 23. Mack Jenkins, Georgia 5. Cynthia Theriault, Maine 24. Davona Rhodes, Minnesota 6. Brady Wycklendt, Wisconsin 25. Olivia Brown, Texas 7. leonardo nunez, California 26. Jan Zollars, North Carolina 8. jat jones, Illinois 27. Sean Watson, Indiana 9. Eileen Quill, Iowa 28. Nina Schwartz, Texas 10. Linda Finch, New Jersey 29. Terry Eaton, Washington 11. Dena Stanley, Georgia 30. Nicole Mantle, California 12. beverly murphy, New York 31. Lisa Hellmann, Kentucky 13. Lenore Puuohau-Pummill, Hawaii 32. Dorothy Parker, Wyoming 14. carla davis, Florida 33. mrs willilams, Maryland 15. Russell Grieshaber, Illinois 34. Attila gero, California 16. Arthur Burzykowski, Illinois 35. katoria harris, Maryland 17. Anna Carrillo, California 36. Don Swanbeck, Massachusetts 18. Diane Myers, Arizona 37. James Utz, Washington 19. Channing Jones, Texas 38. Linda Summitt, Indiana 39. Tina Johnson, California 88. LISA ROBIE, California 40. Richard Lamb, Minnesota 89. charles sexton, Oregon 41. Donald Cramer, Ohio 90. Debbie David, New York 42. Josephine Shelly, Michigan 91. Jacqueline Tulli, Colorado 43. James Frazier, Florida 92. Lisa booker, Wisconsin 44. patti CORDER, Illinois 93. Michael Campbell, North Carolina 45. Delwin Goss, Texas 94. Chrystal Broome, South Carolina 46. Warren Coon, Michigan 95. Line Farah Charles, Massachusetts 47. Victoria Cooper, New Jersey 96. Amanda O'Keefe, California 48. Alan Gerber, Florida 97. Jorge Guevara, North Carolina 49. Clinton Cox, Ohio 98. mary palomares, California 50. John Wienert, Georgia 99. David Schachne, New York 51. Hillary Thomas, Kansas 100. QZ Smith, Indiana 52. Dannielle Unaji, Texas 101. betty tansill, Virginia 53. January Lashley, North Carolina 102. fran mcdonald, Texas 54. Dana Seilhan, Ohio 103. Adeola Davis, Tennessee 55. Tyler Heard, Michigan 104. Michele Corum, New Jersey 56. Steven Serikaku, Illinois 105. Auzannette Harrell, Mississippi 57. m mck, Washington 106. Will Racanelli, California 58. Irene Shemaria, New York 107. Adam Whitsel, Pennsylvania 59. Tara Taylor, Florida 108. Barbara Martin, Oregon 60. Diane Hanson, California 109. Cathy Winsor, Virginia 61. sonja davis, New Jersey 110. Bethany Wolverton, Missouri 62. Kara Peterson, District of Columbia 111. claudia bechet, Georgia 63. Samantha Morales, Florida 112. Eva Lester, Washington 64. stephen hambrick, Virginia 113. renee feeley, Massachusetts 65. David Chung, Alabama 114. stacy perrizo, Minnesota 66. Mecolla Davenport, North Carolina 115. Dr. Stephen Uhl, Arizona 67. Raymond Thomas, New Mexico 116. Gerri Perry, Virginia 68. Allan Biggs, Virginia 117. Linda Basinger, Idaho 69. Rebekah Culbertson, Texas 118. Patricia Andrade, New Jersey 70. Laureana Boado, Texas 119. ANsar Muhammad, Oregon 71. ashley Rodriguez, New Jersey 120. Rebecca Mitchell, Texas 72. Ashley metz, Florida 121. Miranda Alicea, New York 73. Liela Abass, Michigan 122. Jean Aldridge, Oregon 74. Ben Owen, California 123. LYNN PERRAUD, Idaho 75. Barbara MacLennan, Nebraska 124. Aarika Robinson, Ohio 76. Rhian Morris, California 125. Thomas McIntyre, New York 77. nancy millar, Georgia 126. Maryann Mendoza, Tennessee 78. Carolyn Miller, Texas 127. tyler white, North Carolina 79. Holly Allen, California 128. Beth Norwood, Alabama 80. Ingrid Reis, Wisconsin 129. Carol Gray, Indiana 81. Judy Begin, Michigan 130. Jesus Gusman, Texas 82. Mia Fiore, Illinois 131. GLEN PANNKUK, Iowa 83. anna dempsey, New York 132. 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