Legal Opinion · Concurrence
Elizabeth B. Mayo v. Michael P. Lane
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Decided January 25, 1989No. 85-3217Published
1ConcurrenceFlaum, Circuit Judge
Plaintiff Elizabeth Mayo was permanently barred from visiting all Illinois adult correctional facilities following a visit she made to her grandnephew, Larry McCall-Bey, at the Dixon Correctional Facility. Ms. Mayo claims that in effectuating the permanent restriction, the Defendants deprived her of liberty without due process of law. According to the Plaintiff, Illinois statutory and regulatory provisions, as well as various constitutional provisions, give her a liberty interest in visiting Illinois correctional facilities. Since she was not given a hearing before she was barred from…
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