Lonnie Arsberry v. Allyn R. Sielaff, Harold Longstreet v. Allyn R. Sielaff

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• holding that prisoner’s district of residence for venue purposes is the district of his domicile, not the district of his incarceration
• three to five years: five prisoners, who conceded that dep- rivations of good-time credits comported with Wolff, challenged segrega- tion and loss of opportunity to earn good-time credit
• three to five years: five prisoners, who conceded that dep- rivations of good-time credits comported with Wolff, challenged segrega- tion and loss of opportunity to earn good-time credit
• three to five years: five prisoners, who conceded that dep- rivations of good-time credits comported with Wolff, challenged segrega- tion and loss of opportunity to earn good-time credit
• suggests that listing of reasons for transfer may create liberty interest
• overruling Solomon v. Benson, 563 F.2d 339 (7th Cir. 1977)

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