· 10/28/1955
Hanewald v. Board of Liquor Control
Citations
- 136 N.E.2d 77
- 101 Ohio App. 375
- 72 Ohio Law. Abs. 522
- 1 Ohio Op. 2d 313
- 1955 Ohio App. LEXIS 545
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- concluding that plaintiff could not establish cruel and unusual punishment where “[h]e was kept in restraints for 24 hours,” he “was checked every two hours by prison officers and every four hours by medical personnel,” and he “offered no medical complaints”
- use of ambulatory restraints for 24 hours did not violate Eighth Amendment
- use of ambulatory restraints for 24 hours did not violate Eighth Amendment
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Judges: Fess, Miller, Hornbeck
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