All of the following are situations where prison officials do not have to disclose details to a prisoner concerning the charges against that prisoner EXCEPT when:

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In situations where the prison official is the informant, there is not the same need to protect the identity of the informant for safety or confidentiality reasons, as there might be with external informants. This makes it an exception where details might have to be disclosed to the prisoner.

All of the Following Are Situations Where Prison Officials Do