· 3/14/2022
Sld, Llp v. Dallas County
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- concluding that, even if disciplinary confinement to the DDU had been “an atypical and significant hardship,” the plaintiffs’ procedural due process rights had not been violated
- upholding grant of summary judgment on segregated confinement claim under art. 26
- \Prison inmates have the protections of procedural due process only if there is an existing liberty or property interest at stake\
- liberty interests are those that present “atypical and significant hardship in relation to the ordinary incidents of prison life
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