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Interlocutory Appeals Discussed
Loaded on March 15, 1996
published in Prison Legal News
March, 1996, page 9
The eighth circuit court of appeals has distinguished recent supreme court decisions as to when interlocutory appeals can be heard by appeal courts. Gerry Reece, a Missouri state prisoner, was in protective custody due to being a DEA informant and a snitch in a murder trial. While in his cell ...
Filed under:
Injury -- Misc.,
Excessive Force,
Burning,
Appeals,
Qualified Immunity,
Informants (Failure to Protect).
Location:
Missouri.
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