Robert G. Hart v. Kenneth Hairston Karl Thomas, Major Jimmy D. Craig

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• holding that a punishment of 27 days of commissary and cell restrictions was not de minimis
• holding that inmate declaration sworn to “under penalty of perjury” was competent summary judgment evidence
• concluding that “27 days of commissary and cell restrictions . . . constituted an ‘adverse act’”
• holding that disciplinary sanctions in the form of twenty-seven days of commissary and cell restrictions were not de minimis
• holding that “27 days of commissary and cell restrictions . . . constituted an ‘adverse act’”
• finding that inmate’s declaration which was sworn to under penalty of perjury was competent summary-judgment evidence

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