Hall v. Crews

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• upholding confinement conditions by weighing factors: penological interests; extreme conditions of solitary confinement present; placement increases underlying confinement period; and indeterminant period
• inmate’s confinement in administrative segregation for fourteen months was not indefinite where her status was reviewed every ninety days and she was allowed to present her views
• administrative segregation from general population for 14 months did not raise liberty interest
• addressing management role of prison officials

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).