holding that the presence of internal grievance procedures meant the destruction of plaintiff’s paintings and pictures by corrections officers did not amount to a due process claim
Summary of this case from Wongus v. Corr. Emergency Response TeamNos. 95-5012, 95-5057.
April 4, 1996.
Appeal from the D.N.J., 870 F.Supp. 1237.
AFFIRMED
holding that the presence of internal grievance procedures meant the destruction of plaintiff’s paintings and pictures by corrections officers did not amount to a due process claim
Summary of this case from Wongus v. Corr. Emergency Response Teamholding that an inmate filing a grievance with prison officials engages in activity protected by the First Amendment
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Court:United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit
Date published: Apr 4, 1996
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