This case determined that inmates do not have the right to either retained or appointed counsel for disciplinary hearings that are not part of an actual criminal prosecution.

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Baxter v. Paligiano (1976) established that inmates do not have the right to either retained or appointed counsel for disciplinary hearings not part of an actual criminal prosecution, emphasizing the distinction between disciplinary and criminal proceedings within the prison system.

This Case Determined That Inmates Do Not Have the Right