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Class Action Prisoners Must Show Actual Injury to Maintain Access to Courts Relief
Loaded on April 15, 2000
published in Prison Legal News
April, 2000, page 20
by Matthew T. Clarke The Sixth Circuit has held that prisoner plaintiffs in a class action access to courts lawsuit must show widespread actual injury to maintain an injunction previously ordered by the federal district court.
This involves two consolidated class-action lawsuits by Michigan state prisoners. The Hadix v. Johnson ...
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