Key legal question
Whether the prison haircut scheduling rule violated the detainee's right to one hour daily outdoor exercise
Extracted holding
No violation was shown: on Saturdays a longer lunch break allowed a haircut without reducing the minimum outdoor time, and the complaint did not substantiate any infringement.
Extracted reasoning
The court accepted the authority's finding that haircuts could be scheduled on Saturdays, when the lunch break lasted 2 hours 40 minutes. In that situation, even after a haircut, more than one hour of break time remained. The appellant failed to substantiate his challenge to those facts.