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Federal Prisoners Must Exhaust Habeas Before Filing Suit
Loaded on Nov. 15, 1992
published in Prison Legal News
November, 1992, page 4
Federal Prisoners must Exhaust Habeas Before Filing Suit Amilcar Marchetti is a federal prisoner who filed a Bivens civil rights suit against various state and federal law enforcement agencies and officials. He complained that his civil rights were violated by the government manufacturing false evidence and suborning perjury to secure ...
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- Prisoners Have Right to Privacy in Their Mail
- Medication Must Be Delivered in Timely Manner
- Contempt Order Appropriate for Consent Decree Violation
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