Eleventh Circuit· 8/29/2016

Brent Jacoby v. Baldwin County

Citations

835 F.3d 1338
2016 U.S. App. LEXIS 15929
2016 WL 4506051

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stating that we must ask whether any “legitimate goal” was served by the prison conditions and whether the conditions are “reasonably related” to that goal
stating that “[a] pretrial detainee . . . may not be punished for his misconduct while in prison unless he is given a due process hearing
“[w]e hold that … [plaintiff pretrial detainee] was entitled to the due process protections enshrined in Wolff before being placed in disciplinary segregation”
“[w]e hold that … [plaintiff pretrial detainee] was entitled to the due process protections enshrined in Wolff before being placed in disciplinary segregation”
“To [overcome qualified immunity], the plaintiff must: (1) allege facts that establish that the officer violated his constitutional rights; and (2
“Sandin leaves intact [Wolfish]’s holding that a detainee may not be punished prior to an adjudication of guilt in accordance with due process of law.” (quotation marks omitted)

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Judges: Martin, Jordan, Vinson

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