Charles E. Williams v. J. Luna

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• holding that reliance on a prisoner’s medical records to refute his testimony is improper unless such records indicate his allegations of injury are inherently implausible
• holding that prison records could not be used to refute plaintiff’s Spears-hearing testimony
• holding that prison records could not be used to refute plaintiff's Spears-hearing testimony
• finding defendants were properly dismissed because they were sued solely for their positions of authority at the prison unit
• \the use of prison records ... is improper\

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