Prisoners For Liberty supports and gives a voice to individuals caged for non-violent, non-victim actions that erode the Statist Quo.

Millions are incarcerated for doing nothing more than at most, violating the dictates of man (legislation). We are their friends, family and advocates. We work to communicate to them and others that each individual has the inherent right to act as they wish so long as they don’t violating the rights of another. Once that idea is internalized – individual liberty coupled with personal responsibility – the idea that they’re “criminals” or bad people will be shed and people will cease granting arbitrary authority to those who “create law.”

The more laws the more offenders. – Thomas Fuller

Today millions of individuals are caged against their will. For years of their life (and sometimes for the rest of their life), they are told when to eat, when to sleep, who they can see and what property they can acquire. They are separated from those they love and the activities that make them who they are. Yet they have done nothing to deserve such treatment. They have not harmed anyone or any property. And you’re paying for it.

The following is a list of resources designed to assist those in prison, their loved ones, and supporters of all kinds.

• The National Lawyers Guild supplies many free publications such as The Jailhouse Lawyer’s Handbook, created to assist inmates in defending themselves.
• “Rights of Inmates” is an article proffered by Find Law and lists all of the guaranteed rights inmates have.
• The Prison Activist Resource Network has lots of different types of resources from news to advice on dealing with incarceration.
• Prisoner’s Rights is a Cornell University Law School article about the Constitutional rights of inmates.