Anderson Et Al. v. Winsett

prisoner’s evidence showed due process violation where decisions denying work release were admittedly based on public outcry and letters and pressure from state senators rather than normally used criteria relating to statutory policy and purpose of the institutional program

Midnight Sessions, Ltd. v. City Of Philadelphia

Third Circuit, 1991

available at 1989 WL 86602

Midnight Sessions, Ltd. v. City of Philadelphia

Third Circuit, 1991

available at 1989 WL 86602

Paoli v. Lally

Fourth Circuit, 1987

Delaware work release program created liberty interest because of specific criteria listed despite lack of mandatory language in statutes and regulations

Paoli v. Lally

Fourth Circuit, 1987

Delaware work release program created liberty interest because of specific criteria listed despite lack of mandatory language in statutes and regulations

Patricia Parker v. Helen Corrothers, Warden, Women's Unit Robert Wells, Chairman, Board of Pardons & Paroles A.L. Lockhart, Director of Arkansas Department of Correction, John Bentley Yancey v. Marvin Evans, Jr., Administrator, and Robert Wells, Chairman, Arkansas Board of Probation and Parole

Eighth Circuit, 1985

"the Due Process Clause may be triggered * * * not only by statutorily created rights, but also by official policies and practices."

Parker v. Corrothers

Eighth Circuit, 1984

"the Due Process Clause may be triggered * * * not only by statutorily created rights, but also by official policies and practices.”

Roosevelt Brandon v. District of Columbia Board of Parole

D.C. Circuit, 1984

liberty interest arises when discretionary decisions must be exercised consistently with a statutory policy that is embodied in specific criteria

Gregory A. Lucas v. Benny O. Hodges, Administrator, Lorton Reformatory

D.C. Circuit, 1984

though considering effect of statewide regulations, declaring that "under Durso, the Due Process Clause may be triggered in a work release program not only by statutorily created rights, but also by official policies or practices"

Gregory A. Lucas v. Benny O. Hodges, Administrator, Lorton Reformatory

D.C. Circuit, 1984

though considering effect of statewide regulations, declaring that "under Durso, the Due Process Clause may be triggered in a work release program not only by statutorily created rights, but also by official policies or practices”

Anderson Et Al. v. Winsett

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