Bennie F. Calhoun v. New York State Division of Parole Officers: J. McQuire Ted Clark R. White and G. Stern

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• holding that withdrawal of ACLU's paralegal's \contact visits\ with inmates, even if retaliatory, was not sufficiently adverse to the ACLU to implicate First Amendment right to petition
• holding that withdrawal of ACLU’s paralegal’s “contact visits” with inmates, even if retaliatory, was not sufficiently adverse to the ACLU to implicate First Amendment right to petition
• holding that a five-day extension of the plaintiff’s release date did not constitute an Eighth Amendment violation
• holding that a \five-day extension of [an incarcerated person's] release date did not inflict 'a harm of magnitude' that violates a person's eighth amendment rights\
• holding that five days of incarceration beyond the plaintiff’s maximum sentence “did not inflict a harm of a magnitude that violates a person’s Eighth amendment rights”
• holding that five days of incarceration beyond the plaintiff's maximum sentence “did not inflict a harm of a magnitude that violates a person's [E]ighth [A]mendment rights” (quotation marks omitted)

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