· 3/21/1966
Coleman v. New Jersey
Citations
- 383 U.S. 950
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that an inmate is entitled to assistance in a disciplinary hearing when the inmate is illiterate or the issues extremely complex
- noting that Ex Parte Young only applies to claims against individual defendants
- noting the Court’s “usual practice” of allowing the district court “to consider Eleventh Amendment immunity in the first instance”
- “the boundaries of the supposed ‘right’ must be sufficiently definite so that the official understood that his actions violated it”
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