· 9/29/1976
Lavine v. Wright
Citations
- 423 F. Supp. 357
How courts have described this case
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- holding oral notice, opportunity to present evidence, and oral advisement of the decision satisfied due process where “prison officials have the discretion to transfer prisoners for any number of reasons” and their “discretion is not limited to instances of serious misconduct”
- holding oral notice, opportunity to present evidence, and oral advisement of the decision satisfied due process where “prison officials have the discretion to transfer prisoners for any number of reasons” and their “discretion is not limited to instances of serious misconduct”
- upholding use of polygraph by prison officials for limited purpose only
- upholding use of polygraph by prison officials for limited purpose only
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Judges: Aldon J. Anderson
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