Second Circuit· 8/2/1990
Russell v. Coughlin
Citations
- 910 F.2d 75
- 1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 13162
- 1990 WL 110238
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- denying qualified immunity to prison officials for holding an inmate in SHU confinement for 10 days without a hearing in violation of New York's seven-day rule
- \The Helms 'reasonable time' standard admittedly does not fix a precise time period within which state officials must act.\
- \[D]efendants could not have reasonably believed that releasing Russell on his tenth day of confinement without providing any notice or opportunity to be heard complied with the requirements of federal due process.\
- qualified immunity defense unavailable where prisoner was administratively confined under “keeplock” to his cell for a period of 10 days without receiving notice of the charges against him, or notice of a hearing
- where no evidence offered to justify delay, confinement, of prisoner for 10 days without holding a hearing did not satisfy “reasonable time” standard and constituted a denial of prisoner’s due process rights
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Judges: Graafeiland, Miner, Pierce
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53 cases in this archive cite this case; the 20 most cited are listed.
- Huey B. Wright v. Harold Smith and Thomas A. Coughlin, IIISecond Circuit· 1994-04-06· cited 1,168×
- Anselmo Soto v. Hans Walker, Supt., Auburn, C.F., T.H. Giltner, Lt., Auburn, C.F., Donald Selsky, Docs., AlbanySecond Circuit· 1995-01-11· cited 174×
- Vincent v. Yelich Earley v. AnnucciSecond Circuit· 2013-06-04· cited 123×
- Tellier v. FieldsSecond Circuit· 2000-11-01· cited 107×
- Rodriguez v. PhillipsSecond Circuit· 1995-09-15· cited 97×
- Green v. BauviSecond Circuit· 1995-01-25· cited 68×
- Russell v. CoughlinSecond Circuit· 1990-08-02· cited 63×
- Vogelfang v. CapraS.D. New York· 2012-03-13· cited 59×
- Len Martucci v. Avery JohnsonSixth Circuit· 1991-09-12· cited 56×
- Shell v. BrzezniakW.D. New York· 2005-04-21· cited 55×
- Shabazz v. ColeD. Massachusetts· 1999-06-25· cited 39×
- Tooly v. SchwallerSecond Circuit· 2019-03-20· cited 37×
- Colon v. AnnucciS.D. Illinois· 2018-09-28· cited 36×
- Jackson v. JohnsonS.D. New York· 1998-07-23· cited 30×
- Klos v. HaskellW.D. New York· 1993-09-17· cited 26×
- Charles Layton, Salvatore Gerardi v. Howard Beyer, Anthony TurnerThird Circuit· 1992-01-10· cited 24×
- Roucchio v. CoughlinE.D. New York· 1996-04-15· cited 23×
- Lee v. CoughlinS.D. New York· 1998-10-26· cited 22×
- Russell v. SelskySecond Circuit· 1994-09-07· cited 21×
- Zamakshari v. DvoskinS.D. New York· 1995-09-08· cited 21×
Cites
14 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Harlow v. FitzgeraldSupreme Court· 1982-06-24· cited 22,846×
- Anderson v. CreightonSupreme Court· 1987-06-25· cited 12,768×
- Mitchell v. ForsythSupreme Court· 1985-06-19· cited 8,858×
- Cleveland Board of Education v. LoudermillSupreme Court· 1985-03-19· cited 6,903×
- Hewitt v. HelmsSupreme Court· 1983-02-22· cited 3,877×
- Kentucky Department of Corrections v. ThompsonSupreme Court· 1989-05-15· cited 2,461×
- Vitek v. JonesSupreme Court· 1980-03-25· cited 1,747×
- Martinez v. CaliforniaSupreme Court· 1980-03-03· cited 1,332×
- Connie Robison v. Susan R. Via and Harold HarrisonSecond Circuit· 1987-06-17· cited 642×
- Francis v. CoughlinSecond Circuit· 1989-12-04· cited 141×
- Darius Gittens v. Superintendent Eugene S. Lefevre, Review Officer Lt. Kavanaugh, Correction Officer J. Gillen, Sergeant GoodrichSecond Circuit· 1989-11-29· cited 79×
- Sher v. CoughlinSecond Circuit· 1984-07-11· cited 64×
- Belt v. UtahSupreme Court· 1988-06-27· cited 47×
- Matiyn v. HendersonSecond Circuit· 1988-03-01· cited 39×
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