Renchenski v. Williams

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a prisoner's liberty interest can be violated when severe changes in confinement conditions amount to a grievous loss and are made without notice and a hearing
• concluding that a prisoner’s liberty interest can be violated when severe changes in confinement conditions amount to a grievous loss and are made without notice and a hearing
• concluding that classification of plaintiff “even as a possible sex offender” was stigmatizing
• holding that “mere conclusory allegations” could not 5 support equal protection claim
• finding that due process must be afforded before sex offender conditions may be imposed on an inmate who was not convicted of a sexual offense
• holding that “mere conclusory allegations” could not support equal protection claim

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).