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Third Circuit· 11/3/1981

Gibson v. Lynch

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  • 652 F.2d 348

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  • holding no constitutional violation where three-month stay in solitary confinement was due to a “grave shortage of general 21 population cell space”
  • solitary confinement for more than 30 days “cannot be considered to trench upon [plaintiff’s] [E]ighth [A]mendment rights”
  • an inmate’s complaints about the lack of clothing and laundry service for three months did not state an Eighth Amendment claim

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