Sixth Circuit· 9/12/1991
Len Martucci v. Avery Johnson
Citations
- 944 F.2d 291
- 1991 U.S. App. LEXIS 21480
- 1991 WL 174419
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- deciding that pretrial detainee lacks liberty interest in type of confinement, and ruling that administrative segregation for eight days to foil escape attempt failed to trigger procedural protections
- holding that the nonpunitive placement of a pretrial detainee in segregated confinement does not implicate a liberty interest protected by the due process clause
- holding that the Constitution only requires an adequate law library or appointed counsel
- holding that classifying a pretrial detainee to segregation was not a punishment
- holding that classifying a pretrial detainee to segregation was not a punishment
- finding that pretrial detainee’s segregated confinement for security reasons was not impermissible punishment because it was reasonably related to a legitimate government objective
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Judges: Krupansky, Boggs, Cohn
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- John Doe v. Sullivan County, TennesseeSixth Circuit· 1992-02-10· cited 44×
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- William Bell-Bey v. Beverly WilliamsSixth Circuit· 1996-07-01· cited 18×
- Muslim v. FrameE.D. Pennsylvania· 1994-06-10· cited 15×
- Steven Hayden v. Jackie Combest, Jailer, Henderson County Detention James C. Cooper, Assistant Jailer, Henderson County Detention CenterSixth Circuit· 1995-12-01· cited 5×
- Bressman v. FarrierN.D. Iowa· 1993-02-10· cited 5×
- Young v. LarkinM.D. Pennsylvania· 1994-09-30· cited 4×
- Turiano v. SchnarrsM.D. Pennsylvania· 1995-05-05· cited 4×
- Simpson v. GallantD. Maine· 2002-07-17· cited 4×
- Miramontes v. Chief of Department of CorrectionsNinth Circuit· 2004-01-16· cited 1×
- State of Tennessee v. Kenneth L. AndersonCourt of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 2013-10-04
- Lawrence Ralph, Jr. v. State of TennesseeCourt of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 2012-12-20
- State of Tennessee v. Howard Hawk WillisCourt of Criminal Appeals of Tennessee· 2015-03-13
Cites
14 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Wolff v. McDonnellSupreme Court· 1974-06-26· cited 12,327×
- Bell v. WolfishSupreme Court· 1979-05-14· cited 11,438×
- Turner v. SafleySupreme Court· 1987-06-01· cited 6,491×
- Bounds v. SmithSupreme Court· 1977-04-27· cited 4,812×
- Hewitt v. HelmsSupreme Court· 1983-02-22· cited 3,877×
- Procunier v. MartinezSupreme Court· 1974-04-29· cited 2,649×
- Thornburgh v. AbbottSupreme Court· 1989-05-15· cited 1,967×
- Jones v. North Carolina Prisoners' Labor Union, Inc.Supreme Court· 1977-06-23· cited 1,564×
- Walker v. MintzesSixth Circuit· 1985-08-22· cited 445×
- Marty O'Shea Franklin v. James Rose, Warden of Tennessee State Penitentiary, and State of TennesseeSixth Circuit· 1985-06-21· cited 330×
- Gary William Holt v. Jerry Pitts, SheriffSixth Circuit· 1983-03-25· cited 94×
- Russell v. CoughlinSecond Circuit· 1990-08-02· cited 82×
- United States v. StottsFourth Circuit· 1991-02-05· cited 37×
- Arthur Jackson Burton v. Theodore Nault, Lt. Larry Thornton, Dr.Sixth Circuit· 1990-05-04· cited 10×
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