Lazernet

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LazerNet is a centralized Inmate Telephone System created by Global Tel*Link. It is currently installed in several correctional facilities throughout the United States, including several in the California Department of Corrections. It was first developed by Cliff Anders, Seacol Chin and Ken Salter.

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