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Motive in Denying Due Process Irrelevant

The court of appeals for the sixth circuit held that prison officials are liable for keeping a prisoner in administrative segregation without a hearing if they acted intentionally or with deliberate indifference; their motive in doing so is irrelevant. Gregory Howard, a Michigan state prisoner, filed suit after he was ...

 

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