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INS Force-Feeds Long-Term Detainee
Nabil Soliman believes that "accepting a tray of food" from his jailers means accepting what he calls his "illegal detention" by the Immigration & Naturalization Service (INS). Soliman has argued that it is a violation of his First Amendment right to expression and his Fourteenth Amendment right to privacy for ...
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- New York Guards Watch as Prisoner Kills Cellmate
- From the Editor
- Executive Director Note
- $1.1 Million Awarded in Texas Restraint Chair Settlement, by Ronald Young
- Michigan DOC Sex Abuse Suit Nets Nearly $4 Million, by Roger Smith
- Michigan Prison Visitor Forced to Wet Pants Wins $40,000 in Damages and Fees
- Brutality Behind the Orange Curtain, by Willie Wisely
- Private Prison Corporation Can Be Sued in Bivens Action: Supreme Court Grants Review, by John E Dannenberg
- INS Force-Feeds Long-Term Detainee, by Mark Dow
- BOP Changes Organ Transplant Policy, by Robert Durkee
- Pelican Bay Policy Banning Internet-Generated Mail Upheld
- 305 Days in New York SHU Is Atypical
- Trial Required in Pennsylvania Failure to Protect Suit
- Notes From the Unrepenitentiary: Whose Security?, by Marilyn Buck
- New York Nazi Guard Charged with Sodomy
- Unjust Rape Conviction Nets New York Man $530,000
- Habeas Hints: Apprendi, by Kent Russell
- Turkish Prisoners Struggle Against Transfers, by Julia Lutsky
- Two Escape from Oklahoma Control Unit
- U.S. Supreme Court Requires Futile Administrative Exhaustion
- Washington Civil Commitment Injunction Upheld
- Arizona Supreme Court Rules on 1993 Earned Release Statute
- $80,000 Settlement in CDC Transsexual Suit
- Court Awards $146,000 in Arizona Medical Indifference Case, by Lonnie Burton
- Kansas Disciplinary Restitution Orders Authorized
- Pre-Sentence Detention Earns Good Time Credits in Montana Prison
- PLRA Attorney Fee Cap Analyzed
- Dismissal of Washington Persistent Prison Misbehavior Charge Upheld
- Retaliation Complaint Not Frivolous if Not Irrational or Wholly Incredible
- Kansas 2-Year Visiting Restriction Unauthorized
- Arizona Judgment Seizure Statute Upheld; Fees Protected
- Retaliation Claim Not Foreclosed by Sandin
- New York District Court Reversed for Failure to State Legal Reasoning
- Washington ISRB May Rescind Parole after Final Discharge
- No Due Process for Washington Sex Offender Registration
- News in Brief
- Washington Sex Offenders Settle Suit for $150,000
- DC Prisoner Wins $175,000 in Conditions Case, by David C Fathi
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