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Sixth Circuit Affirms Michigan Jail's No-Contact-Visiting Rule
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has held that prisoners do not have a constitutional right to contact visitation.
While in pre-trial status at Saginaw County Jail, Michigan in 1975, plaintiff James O’Bryan, et al, challenged, among other issues, the Saginaw County Jail’s termination of contact visitation in favor of ...
While in pre-trial status at Saginaw County Jail, Michigan in 1975, plaintiff James O’Bryan, et al, challenged, among other issues, the Saginaw County Jail’s termination of contact visitation in favor of ...
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