United States Seventh Circuit
Miller v. Downey, 17-1507
Held that there was no need to decide whether a jail could constitutionally prohibit inmates from receiving any newspapers. There were narrower grounds for resolving the present case, which involved whether an inmate had a right to subscribe to the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin to help him with his legal case. Vacated and remanded for further proceedings.
Appellate Information
- Published 2019/02/08
Judges
- Scudder
Court
- United States Seventh Circuit