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Inmates talk with jailhouse lawyers if no trained legal assistance is available.
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Inmates have no privacy and no protection from unwarranted searches.
What is Johnson v. Avery and Hudson v. Palmer?
Resulted in the creation of law libraries
What is Bounds v. Smith?
Double-celling inmates isn't cruel
What is Rhodes v. Chapman?
disciplining inmates is a deprivation of constitutional due process rights
what is the Sandin v. Conner case?
Officials may strip those arrested for any reason.
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The court found it unconstitutional when a prisoner was forced to go through an unnecessary amount of pain and humiliation.
What is the Florence v. Burlington County and Hope v. Pelzer?
Inmates have a right to religious practices and visits as long as they don't pose as threats.
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Censorship of inmate mail is allowed if only to protect government info.
What is Cruiz v. Beto and Procrunier v. Martinez?
An unwarranted cell search isn't unreasonable
What is U.S. v. Hitchcock?
Inmates are entitled to some rights in disciplinary hearing
What is Ponte v. Real?
Dangerous mentally ill inmates may be forced to treatment with medication
What is the Washington v. Harper case?
Visitation regulations that does not allow inmates who are in for a two substance abuse while in the incarnation was upheld.
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A state may be liable for the right deprivation of prisoners that are disabled.
What is the Overton v. Bazzetta case and U.S. v. Georgia?
Inmates can bring action to federal court if their rights are violated by officers.
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Sanction can not be levied against an inmate without inappropriate due process.
What is Monroe v. Pape and Wolff v. Mcdonnell?
Inmates have no right to publish newspapers for the use of other inmates
What is Jones v. North Carolina?
Equal Treatment among Male and Female inmates.
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A ban on correspondence between Missouri inmates.
What is Cooper v. Morin and Turner v. Safley?
Some of the confinement conditions might violate prisoners' rights.
What is the Wilson v. Seiter
An Ohio policy allowing the most dangerous to go to "supermax" was upheld.
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Racial segregation was not valid.
What was the Wilkinson v. Austin and Johnson v. California?
Unconstitutional conditions like overcrowding were found in the Texas Prison System.
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Inmates still have disability rights
What is the Ruiz v. Estelle and the U.S v. Georgia case?
Prisoners may be strip-searched regardless of the reason for incarceration
What is Bell v. Wolfish?
Overcrowding, brutality, and basic medical care were unconstitutional.
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An inmate's religious rights are not violated if an officer refuses to change their schedule so they could attend Friday services
What is Ruiz v. Estelle and O'lone v. Estate of Shabazz?
Environmental conditions including second hand smoking that can harm other inmates must be corrected.
What is the Helling v. Mckinney
When inmates have certain religious beliefs when it comes to death are allowed to practice them within reason.
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An inmate must first utilize an administrative review process provided by the state, before filing a case in federal district court.
What is the Murphy v. Collier case and Booth v. Churner?
Government can not bear burdens when there is an inmate with religious beliefs.
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Inmates do not need to be Mirandaized while they are being incarcerated.
What is the Holt v. Hobbs case and the Howes v. Hobbs case?
Prisoners keep their first amendment rights that don't conflict with their status and reasoning for incarceration
What is Pell v. Procunier?
Inmates are prohibited from union meetings, delivering mail, and being present during cell searches.
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Shooting and injuring an inmate is not against their right as long as it's to maintain security.
What is Block v. Rutherford and Whitney v. Albers?
Inmates the things they need to file any type of legal claims
What is the Lewis v. Casey case?
Overcrowding was so intense in California that basic and extreme needs could not be attended to, so they were forced to reduce the number of inmates
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The PLRA applies to all inmate prison life
What was the Brown v. Plata and Porter v. Nussle?