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Texas Rioting Infraction Upheld

Loaded on May 15, 2007

Filed under: Prison Rebellion, Disciplinary Litigation, Liberty Interests, Evidence, Sentencing, Good Time. Location: Texas.

The plaintiff was found guilty at a disciplinary hearing of participating
in a prison riot and sentenced to 10 years' loss of good time among other
things.

The court notes that whether there is a liberty interest in good time in
Texas is undecided, but the issue is waived here. ...

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