· 4/6/1994
Kentucky Division, Horsemen's Benevolent & Protective Ass'n v. Turfway Park Racing Ass'n
Citations
- 20 F.3d 1406
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- concluding that prisoner’s allegations that legal mail repeatedly was opened outside his presence did not state an access-to-courts claim because he failed to describe a “legal case or claim that was in any way thwarted because the mail room staff opened his legal mail”
- affirming dismissal of First Amendment claim where prisoner “did not describe a single legal case or claim that was in any way thwarted because the mail room staff opened his legal mail.”
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Judges: Contie, Guy, Kennedy
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