Young v. Mt. Baker Housing Rehabilitation Program

How courts have described this case

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• upholding restrictions based on the fact that goal of preventing inmate from ordering the killings and beatings of additional individuals, within the prison system or outside, is unquestionably a legitimate penological interest
• likelihood that appellant would continue illegal activity if he were able to communicate with others “could significantly impact not only his fellow inmates, but also individuals living outside prison”
• “Andino confirmed that a termination-on-sight order had been issued by defendant Felipe against Navaez and directed another Latin King to murder Navaez at a location where she knew he would be.”
• first Turner factor satisfied because “Appellant has shown himself to be resourceful in the past[, and] it cannot now be definitely determined that he will refrain from. . . order[ing] the commission of a violent act”

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