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New York Prisoners Have Ad-Seg Liberty Interest

Loaded on Nov. 15, 2000 published in Prison Legal News November, 2000, page 8
Filed under: Retaliation for Filing Grievances, Liberty Interests, Informants (Disciplinary Hearings), Retaliatory Discipline, False Charges (Disciplinary Hearings), Immunity/Liability, Judicial Immunity. Location: New York.
A Federal district court in New York held that prisoners have a protected liberty interest in remaining free from administrative segregation.

On February 11, 1987 New York state prisoner, Santiago Ramirez, was served a Tier Three Disciplinary case for possession of a contraband weapon, namely a pointed steel rod which …

 

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