· 9/20/2005
Alicea v. Howell
Citations
- 387 F. Supp. 2d 227
- 2005 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 20509
- 2005 WL 2278089
How courts have described this case
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- hearing officer’s refusal to call witness from testing machine manufacturer did not violate plaintiff’s due process rights
- official’s statement that there were “no secrets in prison” and that plaintiff would “have to pay the consequences” for filing grievance insufficient to support retaliation claim
- “alleged statements to plaintiff about there being ‘no secrets in prison’ and that plaintiff would ‘have to pay the consequences’ for filing a grievance” not adverse action
- statements to prisoner that there were “no secrets in prison” and that prisoner would “have to pay the consequences for filing a grievance against [defendant]” insufficient to support retaliation claim
- defendant’s alleged statement about there being “no secrets in prison” and that plaintiff would “have to pay the consequences” for filing a grievance against the defendant was not an adverse action
- correctional officer’s statement to inmate that there are “no secrets in prison” and that he would “have to pay the consequences” for filing a grievance against the officer did not rise to the level of adverse action
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Judges: Larimer
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