Legal Case Summary

Pabon v. Superint SCIMahanoy


Date Argued: Thu Oct 14 2010
Case Number: 31639-4
Docket Number: 2605224
Judges:Not available
Duration: 44 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit

Case Summary

Certainly! Below is a case summary for "Pabon v. Superintendent SciManahoy" with docket number 2605224: --- **Case Summary: Pabon v. Superintendent SciManahoy** **Docket Number:** 2605224 **Court:** [Specify Court if known, e.g., Superior Court of Pennsylvania] **Date:** [Insert Date of Decision] **Parties Involved:** - **Appellant:** Pabon - **Respondent:** Superintendent SciManahoy **Background:** In the case of Pabon v. Superintendent SciManahoy, the appellant, Pabon, appealed a decision made by the Superintendent regarding [insert brief context of the Superintendent's decision, e.g., denial of parole, disciplinary action, etc.]. The case revolves around the legal and procedural aspects surrounding the Superintendent's authority and the rights of the appellant under relevant statutes and regulations. **Issues:** The primary issues in this case included: 1. Whether the Superintendent's decision was supported by sufficient evidence. 2. If proper procedures were followed in making the decision affecting Pabon. 3. The interpretation of relevant laws and administrative regulations as they pertain to the case. **Arguments:** - **Appellant's Argument:** Pabon argued that the Superintendent's decision was arbitrary and capricious, lacking adequate grounds, and violated his rights. He contended that there was insufficient evidence to support the claim made by the Superintendent and that procedural irregularities impacted the fairness of the decision. - **Respondent's Argument:** The Superintendent maintained that the decision was well within his authority and supported by substantial evidence. The response asserted that all appropriate procedures were followed and that the decision upheld the safety and security interests of the institution. **Decision:** The court ruled [insert court’s decision, e.g., in favor of the appellant, in favor of the respondent, remanded the case for further proceedings, etc.]. The ruling emphasized [insert any critical points made by the court regarding evidence, procedural adherence, or statutory interpretation]. **Significance:** This case is significant in exploring the balance between institutional authority and individual rights within correctional settings. It also highlights the legal standards that govern administrative decisions and the importance of due process in such proceedings. --- Please customize the template with specific dates, court names, and more detailed content from the actual case to ensure accuracy.

Pabon v. Superint SCIMahanoy


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