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· 3/26/1971

United States v. James Woodrow Rudinsky

Citations

  • 439 F.2d 1074
  • 1971 U.S. App. LEXIS 11117

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that the defendant was in custody where he was substantially deprived of “freedom of movement and association” while confined at a community treatment center
  • finding that the defendant was in custody where he was substantially deprived of “freedom of move- ment and association” while confined at a community treat- ment center
  • “A person may still be in custody, even though not under constant supervision of guards, so long as there is some restraint upon his complete freedom.”
  • prisoner with outside employment attached to treatment center failed to return

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Judges: Weick, Brooks, Miller

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