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Fear Alone Doesn't Violate Eighth Amendment: No Immunity for Retaliation

The court of appeals for the seventh circuit held that a prisoner's fear of being attacked, by itself, does not violate the eighth amendment. The court also held that prison officials who retaliate against prisoners who complain about prison conditions are not entitled to qualified immunity. John Babcock, a federal ...

 

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