John Doe, an Iowa State Prisoner v. Walter Sauer

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• inmate’s privilege against self-incrimination was not violated by denial of parole for prisoner’s refusal to participate in rehabilitation by admitting guilt
• denial of parole for prisoner's refusal to participate in rehabilitation by admitting guilt did not violate Fifth Amendment
• \the denial of parole is permissible if it is based on the prisoner's refusal to participate in his rehabilitation and not based on his invocation of his privilege.\
• “Plaintiff is a prisoner incarcerated with the Iowa Department of Corrections who filed his claims under a fictitious name to protect himself from possible harm should it be known that he is a convicted child molester.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).