35 F. Supp. 2d 1010 - Glover v. Johnson’s Empirical Analysis

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1 district · 1 state decisions

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1. “), while approximately 400 are housed in the single female camp facility, Camp Branch. 13 The district court found that the evidence demonstrated sufficient parity in the educational, vocational, apprenticeship, and work-pass opportunities afforded female and male inmates. Id. at 1017. The court's opinion did not address the access to courts issue because the parties”

   2 later decisions quote this exact passage · from the majority
   e.g. Mary Glover Lynda Gates Jimmie Ann Brown Manetta Gant Jacalyn M. Settles and Several Jane Does, on Behalf of Themselves and All Others Similarly Situated v. Perry Johnson, Director, Michigan Department of Corrections Florence R. Crane G. Robert Cotton Thomas K. Eardley, Jr. B. James George, Jr. Duane L. Waters the Michigan Corrections Commissions William Kime, Director, Bureau of Programs Robert Brown, Jr., Director, Bureau of Correctional Facilities Frank Beetham, Director, Bureau of Prison Industries Richard Nelson, Director, Bureau of Field Services Gloria Richardson, Superintendent, Huron Valley Women's Facility Dorothy Costen, Director of Treatment, Huron Valley Women's Facility and Clyde Graven, Sheriff, Kalamazoo County Individually and in Their Official Capacities · Mary Glover v. Perry Johnson, Director, Michigan Department of Correction

2. “[g]iven that female inmates already have a robust and sufficiently comparable opportunity to participate in traditional apprenticeship and prison industry opportunities, this minor benefit to the males does not constitute a disparity in treatment under the Equal Protection Clause.”

   2 later decisions quote this exact passage · from the majority
   e.g. Mary Glover Lynda Gates Jimmie Ann Brown Manetta Gant Jacalyn M. Settles and Several Jane Does, on Behalf of Themselves and All Others Similarly Situated v. Perry Johnson, Director, Michigan Department of Corrections Florence R. Crane G. Robert Cotton Thomas K. Eardley, Jr. B. James George, Jr. Duane L. Waters the Michigan Corrections Commissions William Kime, Director, Bureau of Programs Robert Brown, Jr., Director, Bureau of Correctional Facilities Frank Beetham, Director, Bureau of Prison Industries Richard Nelson, Director, Bureau of Field Services Gloria Richardson, Superintendent, Huron Valley Women's Facility Dorothy Costen, Director of Treatment, Huron Valley Women's Facility and Clyde Graven, Sheriff, Kalamazoo County Individually and in Their Official Capacities · Mary Glover v. Perry Johnson, Director, Michigan Department of Correction

3. “to the decision of the prison administrator as this particular limitation falls within the realm of legitimate security concerns protected by Turner.”

   2 later decisions quote this exact passage · from the majority
   e.g. Mary Glover Lynda Gates Jimmie Ann Brown Manetta Gant Jacalyn M. Settles and Several Jane Does, on Behalf of Themselves and All Others Similarly Situated v. Perry Johnson, Director, Michigan Department of Corrections Florence R. Crane G. Robert Cotton Thomas K. Eardley, Jr. B. James George, Jr. Duane L. Waters the Michigan Corrections Commissions William Kime, Director, Bureau of Programs Robert Brown, Jr., Director, Bureau of Correctional Facilities Frank Beetham, Director, Bureau of Prison Industries Richard Nelson, Director, Bureau of Field Services Gloria Richardson, Superintendent, Huron Valley Women's Facility Dorothy Costen, Director of Treatment, Huron Valley Women's Facility and Clyde Graven, Sheriff, Kalamazoo County Individually and in Their Official Capacities · Mary Glover v. Perry Johnson, Director, Michigan Department of Correction