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Giacalone v. DuBois, 1st Cir. (1997)
Giacalone v. DuBois, 1st Cir. (1997)
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Per Curiam.
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We
were
against
prison rule.
and
inmate
the Eighth
unusual
Amendment's
punishment
from
a sanction
dismissed
We affirm.
of the
ability
to exercise
may,
under certain
Wilson v. Seiter,
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his fists
Amendment.
and with
v. Maass,
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12
in
typewriter violated
1997); LeMaire
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rejected the
the Eighth
F.3d 1444,
1457-58 (9th
Cir.
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1The district court complaint was signed by appellant
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David E. Giacalone and by Adrian Almeida. Thereafter, the
filings were signed only by Giacalone.
Giacalone alone
signed the notice of appeal and the appellant's brief.
As a
pro se prisoner cannot represent a fellow inmate, see
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Herrera-Venegas v. Sanchez-Rivera, 681 F.2d 41 (1st Cir.
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1982), we treat this appeal as pertaining only to Giacalone.
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convictions,
that
cumulatively
amounted
to
established
526,
458 N.E.2d
standing to
704
seek relief
conditions
Public
702,
at the
(1983)
based
jail which
Health's regulations
(opining
solely on
violate
officer, is an
relief as
of
state Department
of
is unclear);
382 Mass.
Attorney Gen.
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57, 59, 413
appropriate officer to
to scope of
Health regulations).
state law do
any event,
of
constitutional claims."
at
May
30,
of Public
"[m]ere violations
(1st Cir.
N.E.2d
seek declaratory
v.
General, as chief
Vargas-Badillo v.
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inmates'
the existence
that
1997) (quoting
Roy
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WL 276662,
v.
City of
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light
of
our
we have no
disposition
need to
reach his
of appellant's
federal
contention, belatedly
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raised
that
in his opposition
the
loss
constitution.
Affirmed.
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of
yard
to defendants' motion
sanction
violated
to dismiss,
the
state
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