Niday v. State
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the Court
SCHULTZ, Justice.
This appeal involves the validity of the decision of a reformatory disciplinary committee.
In December 1981 Jeffry D. Niday, an inmate at the men’s reformatory, was placed in summary segregation. Subsequently, he received a disciplinary notice charging him with various institutional rule violations arising out of incidents which involved assaulting another inmate, making threats, and strongarming. Following a disciplinary hearing, the disciplinary committee found Niday had violated three rules. The decision was based on Niday’s admission at the .hearing that he had struck…
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