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Dying For Profits: CMS and the Privatization of Prisoner Health Care

Loaded on Dec. 15, 2000 by Ronald Young published in Prison Legal News December, 2000, page 1
Filed under: Contractor Misconduct, DOC/BOP misconduct, Medical Misconduct, Medication, Systemic Medical Neglect, Dental Care, Damages, Settlements, Contractor Liability, Medical Neglect/Malpractice, Failure to Treat (Mental Illness), Guards/Staff, Guard Unions, Nat'l Commission on Correctional Health Care. Location: United States of America.
By Ronald Young

Marvin Johnson, a 28-years-old diabetic, required 100 units of insulin per day to stay alive. On the morning of July 27, 1995, he was arrested and jailed in Little Rock, Arkansas for driving an acquaintance's red Ford Escort without permission. Less than three days later, Johnson lapsed ...

 

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  2. CMS Fined Nearly $1 Million in Virginia, by Dan Pens
  3. Fired Washington Parole Officer Wins $250,000 Settlement
  4. Medical Claims Against CMS to be Refiled in State Court
  5. CA Court Overrules Parole Denial, by John E Dannenberg
  6. Controversy Surrounds Letourneau Tape
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  9. Actual Innocence--Five Days to Execution and other Dispatches From the Wrongly Convicted, by Roger Hummel
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  11. Alabama Officials Guilty in Phone Scam
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  13. PLRA Physical Injury Rule Does Not Apply to Mail Claims
  14. Sandin Limits Property Interests
  15. Pro Se Tips and Tactics, by John Midgley
  16. Dismissal for Texas Prisoner's Failure to State Facts of Prior Suits
  17. Excessive Force Claims Require Administrative Exhaustion
  18. Sexual Assault, Beatings State Claim
  19. En Banc Sixth Circuit Addresses Mental Health Care
  20. WA 35% Seizure Statute Ruled on by Ninth Circuit, by Paul Wright
  21. Notes From the Unrepenitentiary: CA Prisoners Denied Medical Care, by Linda Evans
  22. News in Brief
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  24. Family Impact of Out of State Transfers Immaterial
  25. Illinois Supermax Hunger Strike, by Dan Pens
  26. Idaho Prisoners Can Sue for On-the-Job Injuries
  27. False Evidence Meets Some Evidence Standard
  28. Attorney Fees Awarded in Challenge to Nevada Shooting Policy
  29. DC Circuit Revives Hewitt v. Helms
  30. No Immunity for Private Prison Physician
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