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ihlr-26093	Zurschmiede, Jake	Habeas Corpus and COVID-19: In the Midst of a Viral Pandemic, Can the "Great Writ" Provide Home Supervision to At-Risk Plaintiff Inmates?	2022	26	.pdf	application/pdf	12377	587	56	Task Force member Homer Venters, too, recognizes the poor conditions of confinement shared amongst prison inmates during the pandemic in explaining that “ [. . . While the theory of the Sixth Circuit’s ruling is that a court that finds a plaintiff inmate to be under such danger is more likely to admit a petition for the writ of habeas corpus, courts have laterally held during the COVID-19 pandemic that a plaintiff inmate cannot effectuate a conditions of confinement claim with a petition for the writ of habeas corpus on the basis of pandemic-related dangers.35 This is not to say that hope for plaintiff inmates seeking a habeas writ on the basis of adverse conditions of confinement during the pandemic is completely lost; some jurisdictions do recognize habeas admissibility in conditions of confinement claims and, as such, hold case law that proves more analogous to COVID-era claims than courts have recognized.	cache/ihlr-26093.pdf	txt/ihlr-26093.txt