· 1/11/1991
Larry D. Frazier v. L.F. Dubois, Wayne Smith, R.I. Mathews, Lee Connors, Sam Clabone
Citations
- 922 F.2d 560
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- allegedly retaliatory transfer of inmate must be reasonably related to legitimate penological interests
- \[P]rison officials do not have the 9 discretion to punish an inmate for exercising his first amendment rights by transferring him to a different institution.\
- plaintiffs must allege specific facts showing retaliation because of the exercise of the prisoner’s constitutional rights.”
- plaintiffs must “allege specific facts showing retaliation because of the exercise of the prisoner’s constitutional rights”
- “Mere allegations of 10 constitutional retaliation will not suffice; plaintiffs must rather allege specific facts showing 11 retaliation because of the exercise of the prisoner’s constitutional rights.”
- “Mere allegations of constitutional retaliation will not 4 suffice; plaintiffs must rather allege specific facts showing retaliation because of the exercise of 5 the prisoner’s constitutional rights.”
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Judges: Anderson, Baldock, Ebel
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