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MULLINS v. CHURCHILL

Nos. C6-00-170, C2-00-358, C8-00-378 and C9-00-390.

616 N.W.2d 764 (2000)

Wesley Ross MULLINS, (C6-00-170), Ronaldo Ligons, (C2-00-358), Michael Williams, (C8-00-378), Daniel Hendrickson, (C9-00-390), Appellants, v. Susan CHURCHILL, et al., Respondents.

Court of Appeals of Minnesota.

September 5, 2000.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Wesley R. Mullins, Stillwater, MN (pro se appellant).

Teresa Nelson, Minnesota Civil Liberties Union, Minneapolis, MN; and James Manahan, Mankato, MN; and Peter Erlinder, pro hac vice, William Mitchell College of Law, St. Paul, MN (for appellant Ronaldo Ligons).

Michael Williams, Stillwater, MN (pro se appellant).

Daniel Hendrickson, Stillwater, MN (pro se appellant).

Mike Hatch, Attorney General, Jennifer K. Park, Assistant Attorney General, St. Paul, MN (for respondent).

Considered and decided by WILLIS, Presiding Judge, RANDALL, Judge, and PARKER, Judge.

OPINION

RANDALL, Judge.

Appellants, who are inmates at state correctional facilities, challenge summary judgment granted to prison officials and employees in consolidated actions in which three of four appellants alleged prison personnel violated Minn.Stat. § 481.10 (1998), which states that inmates must be afforded "reasonable telephone access" to an attorney. The fourth appellant, who is also a prison inmate...

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