Tenth Circuit· 1/12/2004

Gwinn v. Awmiller

Citations

354 F.3d 1211
2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 345
2004 WL 49840

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holding that liberty interests were implicated under the stigma-plus test where the defendant was incorrectly placed on a sex offender registry without any process
holding that a prisoner’s Eighth Amendment claim based on “the denial of good time credits and other privileges” was not supported by applicable law
holding that a prisoner’s Eighth Amendment claim based on “the denial of good time credits and other privileges” was not supported by applicable law
finding that, because classification as sex offender reduced the rate at which an inmate could earn good time credits, inmate was entitled to procedural protections in Wolff
referring to Mr. Gwinn’s claim as one of procedural due process
explaining that the “choice between the opportunity to . . . retain favorable parole status or . . . refusing to participate in the treatment program . . . did not rise to a level where it is likely to compel a person to be a witness against himself”

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Judges: Henry, McKAY, Oberdorfer

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