Jeffrey Tokar v. Bill Armontrout Robert Drennen Myrna E. Trickey

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• holding that unsanitary conditions of confinement may “be tolerable for a few days and intolerably cruel for weeks or months”
• stating that “we know of no constitutional right of access to a prison gift or snack shop”
• stating that “we know of no constitutional right of access to a prison gift or snack shop”
• stating that “we know of no constitutional right of access to a prison gift or snack shop”
• holding the dischargeability of student loan debts under section 523(a)(8), which is self-executing, is not altered by the choice of either party to forgo commencing an adversary proceeding and proceeding at their own risk
• relying on cases cited below, including Anderson, Moore, and Harris, to conclude that an inmate \had no clearly established constitutional right to nondisclosure of HIV status\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).