Seventh Circuit· 5/29/2015

Shane Kervin v. La Clair Barnes

Citations

787 F.3d 833
2015 U.S. App. LEXIS 8934
2015 WL 3424909

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emphasizing that “backtalk by prison inmates to guards, like other speech that violates prison discipline, is not constitutionally protected”
“[B]acktalk by prison inmates to guards, like other speech that violates prison discipline, is not constitutionally protected.”
“backtalk by prison inmates to guards, like other speech that violates prison discipline, is not constitutionally protected”
term of segregation “considerably shorter” than six months can trigger a liberty interest “depending on the conditions of confinement”
“[B]acktalk by prison inmates to guards, like other speech that violates prison discipline, is not constitutionally protected” because it can often lead to violence.
“[B]acktalk by prison inmates to guards, like other speech that violates prison discipline, is not constitutionally protected.”

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Judges: Posner, Flaum, Rovner

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