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No Habeas Relief for Prisoner Restrained During Criminal Trial
Handcuffing a prisoner during trial did not deny due process because the
trial judge did not improperly delegate the decision to restrain to
corrections officials, just relied on a corrections sergeant to describe
the form of restraint that would be used. Even if the judge didn't decide
independently, it isn't ...
trial judge did not improperly delegate the decision to restrain to
corrections officials, just relied on a corrections sergeant to describe
the form of restraint that would be used. Even if the judge didn't decide
independently, it isn't ...
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