Cheryl Klinger v. Dept. of Corrections

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• holding that Title IX’s prohibitions on discrimination cover any educational program provided by a state correctional agency if the agency receives federal financial assistance
• involving a claim by women inmates that the educational and vocational training opportunities at one prison were inferior to those of male inmates at another
• to prevail on access-to-courts claim, inmate must show actual injury or prejudice even if denial of access to library is complete and systematic
• to prevail on access-to- courts claim, inmate must show actual injury or prejudice even if denial of access to library is complete and systematic
• to prevail on access-to-courts claim, inmate must show actual injury or prejudice even if denial of access to library is complete and systematic
• to prevail on access-to-courts claim, inmate must show actual injury or prejudice even if denial of access to library is complete and systematic

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