[i]f a prisoner is serving a sanction of detention, toplock, loss of privileges or any combination of these sanctions, s/he shall not be deprived of yard for more than 30 consecutive days without being provided a seven-day break during which the prisoner will be given the opportunity for yard consistent with his/her status (e.g., ... segregation—one hour per day for five days per week).
“[I]n the ordinary instance, to find a clearly established constitutional right, a district court must find binding precedent by the Supreme Court, its court of appeals or itself. In an extraordinary case, it may be possible for the decisions of other courts to clearly establish a principle of law. For the decisions of other courts to provide such ‘clearly established law,’ these decisions must both point unmistakably to the unconstitutionality of the conduct complained of and be so clearly foreshadowed by applicable direct authority as to leave no doubt in the mind of a reasonable officer that his conduct, if challenged on constitutional grounds, would be found wanting.”
Detention Began: 09/02/91 |
09/18/91: | Y | 09/26/91: | Y | 10/14/91: | N | 10/18/91: | Y |
09/21/91: | R | 10/01/91: | Y | 10/15/91: | Y | 10/19/91: | Y |
09/22/91: | Y | 10/06/91: | Y | 10/16/91: | Y | 10/20/91: | Y |
10/17/91: | N | 10/27/91: | Y | ||||
11/17/91: | N | 11/22/91: | Y | 12/25/91: | Y | 12/29/91: | Y |
11/18/91: | N | 11/23/91: | Y | 12/26/91: | N | 12/30/91: | N |
11/19/91: | Y | 11/24/91: | Y | 12/27/91: | Y | 12/31/91: | Y |
11/20/91: | Y | 11/25/91: | N | 12/28/91: | Y | 01/01/92: | Y |
11/21/91: | N | 11/26/91: | Y | ||||
02/02/92: | Y | 02/05/92: | Y |
02/03/92: | N | 02/06/92: | blank |
02/04/92: | Y | 02/07/92: | N | ||||
02/08/92: | R |
Detention Ended: 03/10/92 |
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