Barber v. A.T. Wall

How courts have described this case

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• debiting a prison “account in satisfaction of a properly imposed restitution order does not amount to a taking or other wrongful interference with a property interest”
• finding no due process violation where an adult in custody was ordered to pay restitution for destruction of prison property but was given “estimated repair costs” before his disciplinary hearing
• dismissing due process claim for failure to state a claim because prisoner received disciplinary reports that gave him notice of charge of destruction of property and estimated repair costs, and he was afforded a disciplinary hearing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).