Carl Henderson v. United States Parole Commission and Patrick W. Keohane, Warden, United States Penitentiary, Terre Haute, Indiana

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• finding that a court can overturn a disciplinary decision “only if no reasonable adjudicator could have found [the petitioner] guilty of the offense on the basis of the evidence presented”
• finding that a court can overturn a disciplinary decision “only if no reasonable adjudicator could have found [the petitioner] guilty of the offense on the basis of the evidence presented”
• a court can overturn a disciplinary decision only if no reasonable adjudicator could have found the inmate guilty of the offense based on the evidence presented
• a court can overturn a disciplinary decision only if no reasonable adjudicator could have found the inmate guilty of the offense based on the evidence presented
• a court can overturn a disciplinary decision only if no reasonable adjudicator could have found the inmate guilty of the offense based on the evidence presented
• a court can overturn a disciplinary decision only if no reasonable adjudicator could have found the inmate guilty of the offense based on the evidence presented

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).