Summary
holding inmate's allegations of overcrowded cells, inadequate and unsanitary shower facilities, lack of access to cleaning materials, inadequate heating, cooling, and ventilation, failure to provide clean clothing and bedding, inadequate opportunities for exercise, inadequate and poorly prepared food, confinement in a cell with drug addicts and mentally ill prisoners, and lack of access to current legal materials did not have a "mutually enforcing effect"
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No. 92-56006.
October 6, 1994.
C.D.Cal.
DECISION WITHOUT PUBLISHED OPINION
AFFIRMED.