WOOD, Circuit Judge.
This case requires us to consider whether, when a prison disciplines an inmate for being a "habitual offender," it must permit the inmate to challenge the underlying disciplinary convictions that provide the predicate for the later finding. We conclude that the habitual offender proceeding does not have the effect of expanding the rights that the prisoner otherwise has to challenge any of the earlier offenses. This means that Indiana prisoner...
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