· 2/12/1988
Spencer Harris v. Ronald Fleming, Larry Frailey and Walter Breischke
Citations
- 839 F.2d 1232
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- holding that there was no Eighth Amendment violation when the plaintiff was held in segregation without outdoor exercise for 28 days
- holding that there was no Eighth Amendment violation when the plaintiff was held in segregation without outdoor exercise for 28 days
- holding that there was no constitutional violation where prison officials failed to provide prisoner with toilet paper for five days
- holding that there was no Eighth Amendment violation when the plaintiff was held in segregation without outdoor exercise for 28 days
- deciding that temporary neglect of a prisoner's hygienic needs did not violate the Eighth Amendment
- concluding that there was no Eighth Amendment violation when plaintiff was held in segregation without outdoor exercise for 28 days
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Judges: Cummings, Wood, Coffey
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