Whether the 'some evidence' standard announced in Superintendent v. Hill, 472 US 445 (1985), is satisfied in a prison administrative hearing setting when the only evidence in the record is a statement of the accused inmate's belief that a confidential informant had offered statements against his interests

Questions Presented (1) Whether the “some _ evidence” standard announced in Superintendent v. Hill, 472 US 445 (1985), is satisfied in a prison administrative hearing setting when the only evidence in the record is a statement of the accused inmate’s belief that a confidential informant had offered statements against his interests. (2) Whether the “some _ evidence” standard announced in Superintendent v. Hill, 472 US 455 (1985), is satisfied in a prison administrative segregation hearing setting when the only evidence in the record is a statement from a confidential informant. . . (3) Whether due process requires corroboration of a confidential -informant’s information before the “some evidence” standard . | announced in Superintendent v. Hill, 472 US 455 (1985), can be satisfied in a prison administration hearing setting. ‘