Official statewide North Carolina Department of Adult Correction page on sending mail to someone in prison. Covers the requirement that mail be routed through the state's contracted mail processing company, correct addressing, screening of incoming and outgoing mail, and the separate handling of legal mail which must be opened in the presence of the incarcerated person.
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