George Goff v. James Burton, John Henry, and Crispus C. Nix

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• explaining that a claim of retaliatory discipline will fail if the prison punished the inmate for acts that he was \not entitled to perform\
• explaining that a claim of retaliatory discipline will fail if the prison punished the inmate for acts that he was “not entitled to perform”
• “Finding that an impermissible retaliatory motive was a factor is insufficient to establish a claim in a prisoner retaliatory transfer case.”
• providing that the standard of review of a disciplinary committee’s determination that a prisoner committed a violation is that “some evidence” exists to support the decision
• declaring “[o]ne panel of the circuit may not overrule a decision issued by another panel of the court.” (citation omitted)
• declaring “[o]ne panel of the circuit may not overrule a decision issued by another panel of the court.” (citation omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).