Steven L. Eads v. Craig A. Hanks

How courts have described this case

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• noting that “[t]he requirements of due process are considerably relaxed in the setting of prison discipline”
• noting that a hearing officer's \intimate\ relationship such as a spouse or significant other with a witness or participant would violate the right to an impartial decisionmaker
• noting that a prisoner's due process right to an impartial decision-maker might be violated if the officer on the review board was engaged in an intimate, romantic relationship with one of the witnesses crucial to the prosecution.
• noting that a prisoner's due process right to an impartial decision-maker might be violated if the officer on the review board was engaged in an intimate, romantic relationship with one of the witnesses crucial to the prosecution.
• noting that a prisoner's due process right to an impartial decisionmaker might be violated if the officer on the review board was engaged in an intimate, romantic relationship with one of the witnesses crucial to the prosecution.
• noting that a prisoner's due process right to an impartial decisionmaker might be violated if the officer on the review board was engaged in an intimate, romantic relationship with one of the witnesses crucial to the prosecution.

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).