Whether 'some evidence' is required to support a finding on every element of a prison disciplinary offense, or if 'some evidence' supporting any single element is sufficient

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED Il Ln 1%35this Court established that the “Some. eviclence " chanckaref 's te be applied to reviews of PHSo« Aisci plinary cases, In cases where , an o hense Consists of more Phar one element: and good ime cred it, are at stoke, must there be “some Cuidence” te Support a Finding on every element ef the offense, or is jt encugh That “Some eviclence” cen $e shown te support any single element of the offease & 2. LF the dnswer te Question Fla thak there needs te be “Some. eviderice ° te Support a Finding cn every elemeritof The. offense, then the appeal was non~ Frivolous, and the question ts oid the court of appeals . act Properly and correctly when ;t dismissed @ non “frivolous appeal from an ind gent appellant fer failure te Pay the dockefing fee ina Case that would directly aftect the length of the term he would have ; fe spend fr prison P . |