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051211P.pdf   02/03/2006  Mosheh Malik Louis  v.  Dept. of Correction
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  05-1211
   District of Nebraska   
   [PUBLISHED] [Arnold, Author, with Beam and Riley, Circuit Judges]
   Prisoner case - prisoner civil rights. District court ruling that the
   Department of Corrections' method of collecting and testing urine
   samples for drug use did not violate plaintiffs' due process rights is
   affirmed; defendants' policy that inmates cannot call the drug testing
   technicians at disciplinary proceedings does not violate due process, as
   the policy is justified by penological concerns and the reports themselves
   have substantial indicia of reliability.