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Access to Courts Right Explained

Loaded on Feb. 15, 1993 published in Prison Legal News February, 1993, page 4
Filed under: Court Access, Law Library Access/Adequacy. Location: Illinois.
Leroy Jenkins is an Illinois state prisoner in Protective Custody (PC). He filed suit claiming the prison policy of denying PC prisoners law library access in person violated his right of access to the court. He also claimed prison law library clerks extorted payments from him in exchange for providing ...

 

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