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Fifth Circuit Denies Rehearing in Pugh v. Locke/Newman v. Alabama
class-action suit Alabama prisoners that challenged the conditions of
confinement in Alabama state prisons. The ruling on the merits declaring
the conditions unconstitutional and consolidated appeal affirming the
district court are listed. Go to the index for case information on them
Rehearing en banc was denied in separate orders. See: Newman v. State of
Alabama, 564 F.2d 97 (5th Cir. 1971) and Pugh v. Locke, 564 F.2d 98 (5th
Cir. 1977).
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Newman v. State of Alabama
Year | 1971 |
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Cite | 564 F.2d 97 (5th Cir. 1971). |
Level | Court of Appeals |
Attorney Fees | 0 |
Damages | 0 |
Injunction Status | N/A |
564 F.2d 97 (Table)
United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit
Newman
v.
State of Alabama
No. 76-2269
11/7/77
M.D.Ala., 559 F.2d 283
(The decision of the Court is referenced in a Fifth Circuit "Table of Denials of Rehearing En Banc" appearing in the Federal Reporter.)
United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit
Newman
v.
State of Alabama
No. 76-2269
11/7/77
M.D.Ala., 559 F.2d 283
(The decision of the Court is referenced in a Fifth Circuit "Table of Denials of Rehearing En Banc" appearing in the Federal Reporter.)