In the Matter of the Warden of the Wisconsin State Prison, Richard A. Moeck v. Inspector John Zajackowski

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• explaining that although the Federal Due Process Clause “guarantee^] access to the courts,” it does not “grant a prisoner the right to attend court in order to carry on the civil proceedings which he initiates”
• the state’s refusal to transport a prisoner to federal court on the same basis as to a state court was a denial of equal protection
• the state's refusal to transport a prisoner to federal court on the same basis as to a state court was a denial of equal protection
• “The due process requirements…do not grant a prisoner the right to attend court in order to carry on the civil proceedings which he initiates.”
• “The due process requirements of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, which guarantee access to the courts, do not grant a prisoner the right to attend court in order to carry on the civil proceedings which he initiates.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).