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· 11/22/1999

Wilson v. City of Salem

Citations

  • 50 Va. Cir. 429
  • 1999 Va. Cir. LEXIS 463

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  • concluding that the petitioner’s disciplinary conviction for possession of contraband found under his bunk was supported by some evidence despite his assertion that “170 other inmates had access to his cubicle”
  • upholding disciplinary ruling in case involving possession of contraband cell phones where “some evidence” standard was satisfied
  • upholding disciplinary ruling in case involving possession of contraband cell phones where “some evidence” standard was satisfied
  • upholding disciplinary ruling in case involving possession of contraband cell phones where “some evidence” standard 5 Notably, Respondent concedes that Petitioner exhausted his institutional remedies on all claims. See OSC Response at 2. was satisfied

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Judges: Weckstein

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