Rael v. Williams

How courts have described this case

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• holding that conditions-of- confinement claims must be brought in civil rights suit, not in habeas petition
• reiterating that “federal claims challenging the conditions of . . . confinement generally do not arise under” habeas statutes
• holding the fact that an inmate is transferred to, or must reside in, a private prison does not raise a federal constitutional claim
• holding the fact that an inmate is transferred to, or must reside in, a private prison does not raise a federal constitutional claim
• holding the fact that an inmate is transferred to, or must reside in, a private prison does not raise a federal constitutional claim
• stating that fact that inmate is transferred to, or must reside in, a private prison, “simply does not raise a federal constitutional claim”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).