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Qualified Immunity for Parole Commissioner Accused of Biased Decision Making
by David Reutter
District of Columbia Court of Appeals held the former chairman of the United States Parole Commission was entitled to qualified immunity in a prisoner's lawsuit alleging that his denials of parole were infected by unconstitutional decision making.
Prisoner Jesse R. Redmond, Jr., was convicted in 1996 of ...
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