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Jones v. Baker, No. 97-3406 (6th Cir.) (155 F.3d 810) (September 15, 1998) (Judge Gilbert S. Merritt)

Court held that a two year stay in segregation while a prisoner was being investigated for his role in a prison riot did not constitute an "atypical and significant hardship" entitling him to damages, since his overall sentence was not increased.

This is another one of those artful "word-parsing" game ...

 

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