Appeal against psychiatric assessment order dismissed; prisoner failed to prove illegality of judge's decision.

The court dismissed the prisoner's appeal against a judicial order to conduct a mandatory psychiatric assessment without his consent. The prisoner argued that his behavior in isolation was appropriate and that information provided by the prison administration was inaccurate, yet he offered no legal grounds to challenge the decision. The court ruled that the judge acted within their statutory authority and the prisoner failed to demonstrate any legal inconsistency, resulting in the order being upheld.