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Segregation Enhancement May Violate Due Process

Loaded on July 15, 1996 published in Prison Legal News July, 1996, page 8
Filed under: Liberty Interests, Sanctions (Disciplinary Hearings), Notice of Hearing, Conditions of Confinement, Exercise, Bedding, Shelter, Qualified Immunity. Location: New York.
A federal district court in New York held that extending a prisoner's term in segregation without a hearing may violate his right to due process because it imposed an atypical hardship because this particular prisoner was almost seven feet tall and had difficulty being comfortable in segregation. In the August, ...

 

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