Paul J. Cardaropoli v. John J. Norton, Warden, Federal Correctional Institution, Danbury, Connecticut

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• noting that government often has no basis for its conclusions that inmates \played a significant role in a criminal organization\
• special offender designation subject to due process restraints because it hinders inmate's eligibility for participation in rehabilitative programs including parole
• special offender designation subject to due process restraints because it hinders inmate’s eligibility for participation in rehabilitative programs including parole
• rudimentary due process attaches to classification of prisoners as special offenders because classification affects various prisoner activities, including early parole
• due process must be extended to prisoners prior to classification as “Special Offenders”
• petition contesting designation as a special offender

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).