Biography
Avon Twitty, also known as Abdul Ali, was a plaintiff in the March 29, 2010 challenge to federal Communications Management Units. His complaint documents actual confinement at the Terre Haute CMU from May 30, 2007 and alleges that his selection reflected anti-Muslim discrimination and retaliation for grievances and litigation about good-time credit and parole records. These allegations were not judicial findings. He was already serving an unrelated District of Columbia sentence.
Avon Twitty, also known as Abdul Ali, was a plaintiff in the March 29, 2010 challenge to federal Communications Management Units. His complaint documents actual confinement at the Terre Haute CMU from May 30, 2007 and alleges that his selection reflected anti-Muslim discrimination and retaliation for grievances and litigation about good-time credit and parole records. These allegations were not judicial findings. He was already serving an unrelated District of Columbia sentence. Underlying 1984 sentence reported as twenty years to life for murder and three to ten years for carrying a pistol without a license. CMU confinement at Terre Haute began May 30, 2007 during this existing imprisonment.
