· 1/7/2005
Robert Hoskins v. Connie Lenear
Citations
- 395 F.3d 372
- 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 254
- 2005 WL 30503
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that prisoner not entitled to process for discipline of two months segregation, loss of prison job, loss of privileges, and transfer
- holding that the punishments the plaintiff suffered because of his disciplinary conviction—demotion in status, segregation and transfer— raise no due process concerns
- holding that “the punishments [inmate] suffered because of his disciplinary conviction (demotion in status, segregation, and transfer) raise no due process concerns.”
- concluding that a prisoner was not entitled to due process for discipline of two months in segregation, the loss of prison job, the loss of privileges, and a transfer
- determining that a prisoner was not entitled to due process protections where he got two months of segregation and was transferred to another prison
- determining that a prisoner was not entitled to process for discipline of two months in segregation, the loss of prison job, the loss of privileges, and a transfer
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Judges: Ripple, Kanne, Williams
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