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..., at 12-13): May a convicted state prisonerseeking DNA testing of crime-scene evidence assert thatcla... does not challenge the prosecutor's conduct or the ------ 7 He also persistently sought the ... that fail to statea claim, or are malicious or frivolous). See also Crawford-El v. Britton, 5...
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..., SUPERVISION AND RECOMMITMENT OF PRISONERS, YOUTH OFFENDERS, AND JUVENILE DELINQUENTS. Subpar... at an initial hearing or rehearing conducted for any prisoner. (2) Reparole decisions. Reparole...(ix) Mayhem, malicious disfigurement, or any offense defined as other vio...
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... Reform Act of 1995 (PLRA) requires a prisoner to exhaust any available administrative remedies b... proceed to the second level of review conducted by the warden. §§3084.5(c), (e)(1). The inmate d... discretion to prevent frivolous and malicious lawsuits filed by prison inmates." Id. , at 27044...
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By JEFFREY S. HAMPTON
The VIRGINIAN-PILOT
..., another man was charged with disorderly conduct and two counts of malicious conduct by a prisoner ...
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... to a newspaper on the basis of its past conduct, because it imposed additional mailing costs which... violation, habeas corpus relief for prisoners who assert innocence based on newly discovered evi... a disturbance by inmates, only a malicious and sadistic state of mind is culpable. When exce...
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..., in order to address the large number of prisoner complaints filed in federal court, mandates early ... that prisoner claims of illegal conduct by their custodians are fairly handled according t... the complaint if it is "frivolous, malicious, . . . fails to state a claim upon which relief ma...
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... basis was that "'it is believed that prisoner King is attempting to incite a demonstration among... had not engaged in any form of protected conduct, and that even if he had, none of the three purpor... that officers could not be liable for malicious prosecution because they did not "make" the decisi...
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..., or any other Federal law, by a prisoner .. until such administrative remedies as are avail... single episodes of unconstitutional conduct within the broad category of prisoner petitions ch... demonstrate that the defendant acted "maliciously and sadistically to cause harm," Hudson, 503 U. S....
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... of excessive physical force against a prisoner may constitute cruel and unusual punishment even t...2. Syllabus. discipline, or maliciously and sadistically to cause harm. Extending Whitley'... on respondents' legal argument that their conduct was isolated, unauthorized, and against prison pol...
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..., alleging that petitioner had conducted an unreasonable "shakedown" search of respondent's...The court held that a prisoner has a "limited privacy right" in his cell entitlin...Of course, there is a risk of maliciously motivated searches, and of course, intentional har...