FCC Seeks Comment on Hawks Ear Contraband System Application
The FCC Wireless Bureau is seeking comment by March 13 on an application by Hawks Ear Communications to serve as a contraband interdiction system (CIS) operator to help address contraband phones in correctional facilities. In a notice Monday in docket…
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13-111, the bureau noted a change to the usual protective order provisions being adopted for this proceeding. “Under this Protective Order, experts employed by wireless providers participating in the proceeding will be permitted to have access to Confidential Information,” while experts “employed by other commercial entities” won't.