Haynes v. Department of Correctional Services

Case Number(s)
S-22-0754
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Court Number
Lancaster
Case Location
Lincoln
Court Type
District Court
Case Summary

S-22-0754 Jamar L. Haynes (Appellant) v. Nebraska Department of Correctional Services (Appellee) 

Appeal from the District Court for Lancaster County, Judge Lori A. Maret

Attorneys: Jamar L. Haynes (Self-Represented Appellant) and Timothy M. Young (Asst. Attorney General for Appellee)

Civil: Administrative Procedure Act and Inmate Misconduct

Proceedings below: Following a hearing, Nebraska Department of Correctional Services sanctioned Appellant for violating a rule pertaining to drug or intoxicant abuse.  When the Appeals Board affirmed this sanction, Appellant used Administrative Procedure Act to appeal to the district court, which affirmed the sanction.  On its own motion, the Supreme Court ordered this case to be transferred from the docket of the Court of Appeals to its docket.

Issues: Appellant makes the following arguments:  1) The district court erred when it found that in its plain language 009.01 does not entitle Haynes to a urinalysis test; and 2) The district court abused its discretion when it found the evidence had a sufficient indicia of reliability.  

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