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Retaliation Claims Must Be Based On Constitutional Rights
Louisiana State Prisoner Darryl Crockett filed a complaint alleging
improper censorship of outgoing mail and retaliation which was dismissed by
the district court. Crockett appealed contending that his complaint was
erroneously dismissed because he alleged facts in support of a direct
retaliation and also a chronology of events that could ...
improper censorship of outgoing mail and retaliation which was dismissed by
the district court. Crockett appealed contending that his complaint was
erroneously dismissed because he alleged facts in support of a direct
retaliation and also a chronology of events that could ...
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