Blair v. Hendricks

BARBER, Judge.

This opinion affirms the ruling of the trial court that Appellant James Blair’s complaint should be dismissed as moot.

Blair filed a civil declaratory judgment action against Appellee Robert Hendricks claiming that he had improperly been punished for failure to obey an order in the course of his incarceration at Western Kentucky Correctional Complex. The order at issue was a request that Blair sign his name to an inventory list acknowledging receipt of bedding items. As a result of his refusal to sign, Blair was moved from a medium security prison to a maximum security facility…