Campbell v. Oregon Department of Human Services

Where a prisoner's complaint consisted of allegations regarding the inconvenience and hardship caused by past and potential future transfers between prison institutions, the allegations were insufficient to allege a claim under the Americans with Disabilities Act, insufficient to show that the actions fell outside the scope of ODRC's general immunity from liability arising from decisions regarding inmate transfer and placement, and, insofar as the complaint sought to accuse ODRC of criminal acts or make constitutional claims, were brought in the first instance in the wrong forum, the Court of Claims.