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Texas Medical Charge May Violate Due Process

Loaded on March 15, 1996 published in Prison Legal News March, 1996, page 6
Filed under: Medical, Medical Expenses, Seizure of Prisoner Funds. Location: Texas.
Afederal district court in Texas has held that a prisoner's claim that he was wrongly charged for medical services should proceed to trial. Creighton Delverne is a convicted state prisoner who was awaiting transport to the state's prison system but was backlogged in the Harris County (Houston), TX jail. Under ...

 

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