Lindsey Webb, Lecturer and Director of Public Interest at the University of Denver's Sturm College of Law, has written a thought-provoking article, The Procedural Due Process Rights of the Stigmatized Prisoner, that has been accepted for publication by University
of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law. Focusing particularly on prisoners who have never been convicted of any sexual offence but are nevertheless classified in prison as sex offenders, Webb addresses the question of "whether
either the stigma of the sex offender label or the conditions imposed on the
inmate (or both) trigger a liberty interest requiring procedural due process
protections." The article is available for download at SSRN.
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