§ 339 Access to prisons and records.

This rule gives certain people the right to visit public prisons and jails whenever it's reasonably possible, without having to pay a fee. It also lets them look through public records kept in the county at no cost.

In practice, this means the people covered by this rule don't need special permission or have to pay money to check on prison conditions or review county records. They can show up during normal, reasonable hours and get access. This helps keep prisons and government record-keeping open to oversight, so nothing is hidden from the people who have a right to check on them.