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Segregation for Complaining about Jail Conditions Struck Down by Segregation for Complaining About Jail Conditions Struck Down The court of appeals for the Third circuit held that it is unconstitutional to place a jail prisoner in segregation, without a hearing, in retaliation for the prisoner complaining about conditions to the …
Retaliatory Keep-Lock for Assisting Prisoner with Grievance Defeats Dismissal Motion by Retaliatory Keep-Lock for Assisting Prisoner with Grievance Defeats Dismissal Motion A New York federal district Court denied prison official's motion to dismiss a prisoner's 42 U.S.C. §1983 complaint alleging retaliation assisting another prisoner with a grievance. The prisoner was …
7th Circuit Reverses SJ Retaliatory Transfer Claims by The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court's grant of summary judgment to prison officials on due process and retaliatory transfer claims. The Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) operates the Tamms Correctional Center (Tamms). It is the highest security IDOC …
Race Discrimination in Seg Placement and Parole Denial States Claim by The court of appeals for the Fifth circuit held that a district court erred in dismissing an Alabama prisoner's claim that he was placed in indefinite administrative segregation and denied parole due to being black and filing lawsuits. Case …
Article • May 15, 2007
Retaliation Suit Wrongly Dismissed by The court of appeals for the Tenth circuit held that a district court in Kansas wrongly dismissed a federal prisoners retaliation suit. The court applied the Turner v. Safley reasonableness test to a retaliation claim. Plaintiff claimed he was placed in segregation with no due …
Sixth Circuit Reverses Dismissal of Prisoner's Retaliation Claim by The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals partly vacated a U.S. District Court's dismissal of a state prisoner's retaliation claims against the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC). MDOC prisoner Rick Manning sued various MDOC and State Police officials under 42 U.S.C. §§1983, …
Divided Tenth Circuit Panel Reverses Jail Prisoner's Dismissed Claims by In a decision producing three separate opinions, a panel of the U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals has partly reversed a Kansas Federal District Court decision dismissing a former prisoner's claims against the Wyandotte County [Kansas] Jail. Wesley I. Purkey …
No Punishment for Possession of Radical Religious Literature by The Second Circuit Court of Appeals held a prisoner's complaint was sufficient to defeat summary judgment and require a trial. The civil rights action was filed by a New York prisoner who spent 7 of his 15 years in prison in …
Stutes v. Tipton et al, VT, Complaint, CCA restraint segregation, 2007 DocUrTIPOt...P° 1 „Filed QV. base 13.1 HICT or H0-7 FH r .r.1 DISTrI&F COURT 711 0 7MAR 30 U STA - FOR THE ".01S CT OF VERIviONT E No. ,.t i . - 6 Kirk STUTES, Plaintiff -uu 11 …
$157,000 Awarded in Retaliation Suit by Jory Lowrance is a Muslim New York state prisoner. In a seven year period he was transferred a total of 17 times to different state prisons. He filed suit under 42 U.S. C. § 1983 claiming that the transfers were in retaliation for his …
Court Upholds Silencing of Dan Quayle's Drug Supplier by Brett Kimberlin is a federal prisoner serving a 51 year sentence on drug and weapons charges. He briefly gained a bit of notoriety during the 1988 presidential campaign when he claimed that he had supplied drugs to George Bush's vice-presidential running …
Perotti Needs Help by John Perotti John Perotti, Mansfield, OH On August 7, 1992, MANCI prisoncrats Bill Rachael (unit manager), Terry Knight (SHP Investigator), Mr. Fleming (SHP) and Capt. Jackson and Sgt. Harrell called a prisoner named Jerome Evans to their office and made a deal that if he set …
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