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No Immunity for Hearing Officers

Loaded on Oct. 15, 1995 published in Prison Legal News October, 1995, page 10
Filed under: Hearing Officers, Disciplinary Appeals, Immunity/Liability, Qualified Immunity, Supervisory Liability, Judicial Immunity. Location: New York.
Prison officials who hear and decide prisoners' administrative appeals from disciplinary hearings are only entitled to qualified immunity for their actions. Jerry Young is a New York state prisoner. He was found guilty of misconduct at five separate prison disciplinary hearings and sentenced to segregation as a result. He administratively ...

 

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