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Retaliation for Prisoner's Complaint is Unconstitutional
The Appeals courts of Massachusetts ruled that retaliation against a
prisoner for complaining of prison conditions is unconstitutional and
violates the First Amendment guarantee of free speech, provided the
prisoner proves the prison officials acted as a result of his complaint. A
MA prisoner sent a letter to the Secretary ...
prisoner for complaining of prison conditions is unconstitutional and
violates the First Amendment guarantee of free speech, provided the
prisoner proves the prison officials acted as a result of his complaint. A
MA prisoner sent a letter to the Secretary ...
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