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· 9/6/1985

Kimberly W. Wadhams v. Raymond K. Procunier Michael Norris

Citations

  • 772 F.2d 75
  • 1985 U.S. App. LEXIS 21718

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding the remedies available under the Virginia Tort Claims Act to be sufficient post- deprivation remedies
  • finding inmate’s recovery in federal court for deprivation of liberty foreclosed, because “Virginia provides adequate tort remedies for post-deprivation compensation”
  • finding inmate’s recovery in federal court for deprivation of liberty foreclosed, because “Virginia provides adequate tort remedies for post- deprivation compensation”
  • finding inmate’s recovery in federal court for deprivation of liberty foreclosed, because “Virginia provides adequate tort remedies for post- deprivation compensation”
  • finding inmate’s recovery in federal court for deprivation of liberty foreclosed, because “Virginia provides adequate tort remedies for post-deprivation compensation”
  • VTCA and Virginia tort law provide adequate post-deprivation remedies for torts committed by state employees

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Judges: Hall, Murnaghan, Haynsworth

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