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Fifth Circuit· 2/15/2001

Hudson v. Johnson

Citations

  • 242 F.3d 534
  • 2001 WL 128345

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that information provided in a written offense report, standing alone, can satisfy the “some evidence” standard to support a prison disciplinary conviction
  • “Determining the believability of the testimonies presented at the hearing is left to the discretion of the hearing officer.”
  • “Determining the believability of the testimonies presented at the hearing is left to the discretion of the hearing officer.”
  • 3,530 days: assuming protected liberty interest and holding that deprivation was supported by “some evidence”
  • 3,530 days: assuming protected liberty interest and holding that deprivation was supported by “some evidence”
  • court looks only to see that the guilty finding has support of some facts or any evidence at all

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Judges: Davis, Garza, Pogue

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