People v. Negron

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a regulation creates a protected liberty interest only to the extent that it explicitly deprives prison officials of decisionmaking authority
• holding that this analysis applies to claims brought under the Due Process Clause of the federal Constitution
• holding that this analysis applies to claims brought under the Due Process Clause of the federal Constitution
• concluding that “[t]he denial of prison access to a particular visitor ... is not independently protected by the Due Process Clause”
• holding that a regulation creates a protected liberty interest only to the extent that it explicitly deprives prison officials of decisionmaking authority
• holding that the Due Process Clause does not give prisoners the right to unfettered visitation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).