· 9/8/1987
Scott W. Bailey v. Duane Shillinger
Citations
- 828 F.2d 651
- 1987 U.S. App. LEXIS 12100
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that courts have not deemed the denial of fresh air and exercise to be a “per se” Eighth Amendment violation
- holding that one hour of outdoor exercise per week was not, without more, a constitutional violation
- finding no violation of rights when exercise limited to one hour per week
- while restrictive, limiting inmate, who was assigned to high-security segregation 17 unit, to one hour per week in outdoor exercise facility, without more, did not rise to level of an Eighth Amendment violation
- one hour per week of outdoor recreation did not violate Eighth Amendment
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Judges: Logan, Tacha, O'Connor
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