Day v. Miles

How courts have described this case

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• dismissing prisoner's due process claim because a 20-day confinement in segregation represented no atypical and significant hardship, and noting that plaintiff “has no constitutional right to telephone use, to communal meals, or to be free from cell restrictions”
• dismissing prisoner's due process claim because a 20-day confinement in segregation represented no atypical and significant hardship, and noting that plaintiff “has no constitutional right to telephone use, to communal meals, or to be free from cell restrictions”
• filing disciplinary reports after grievances constituted adverse action
• filing disciplinary reports after grievances constituted adverse action

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).