Mallery v. Lewis
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
HUNTLEY, Justice.
Petitioners were pretrial detainees in the Canyon County jail at the time they filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus alleging deprivation of constitutional rights guaranteed by the United States and Idaho constitutions. Petitioners alleged their cells were overcrowded and that the living space per inmate was insufficient to meet constitutional minimum requirements. On occasion, after deducting the space occupied by bunks, there remained less than 5V2 square feet of floor space per person. Prisoners were made to remain in those small areas for more than 72 hours at one…
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