June v. Detroit Edison Co.

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• concluding that because inmate was transferred out of complained-of facility, “any claims for injunctive relief to correct procedures and practices at that facility are moot”
• holding that alleged violation of prison’s visitation policy provides no basis for constitutional claim
• reasoning that the PLRA does not apply to INS detainees because they are not “prisoners” within the meaning of 28 U.S.C. § 1915(h)
• applying Wolff protections to Immigration and Naturalization Service’s detainee awaiting deportation who was assigned to disciplinary segregation for miscon- duct
• applying Wolff protections to Immigration and Naturalization Service’s detainee awaiting deportation who was assigned to disciplinary segregation for miscon- duct
• finding no deliberate indifference where a deportation detainee challenged procedures at his disciplinary hearing

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