· 7/23/1974
Amado v. SUPT., MASS. CORRECTIONAL INST. AT WALPOLE
Citations
- 314 N.E.2d 432
- 366 Mass. 45
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a provision of G.L.c. 127, §129 which bars certain sex offenders from receiving “good time” is rationally related to a legitimate state interest of punishing certain crimes more severely than others
- purpose of good time statute is to encourage orderly conduct of inmates
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Judges: Tauro
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