In the case of _____, the Court held that prisoners have no right to be in any particular prison and therefore have no due process protections before being transferred from one prison to another.

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Meacham v. Fano established that prisoners have no due process protections before being transferred from one prison to another, as they have no right to be in any particular prison. This decision was based on the premise that prison officials have full discretion over the management and operation of their facilities, including the placement of inmates, and that judicial interference in such matters would undermine the authority and expertise of prison administrators.

In the Case of _____, the Court Held That Prisoners