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Brief • December 26, 2019
Filed under: Staff-Prisoner Assault
has filed a case against Defendant EVERTS. 19. Given the sexual harassment and sexual abuse, Plaintiff CONTRERAS 26 27 28 suffered severe psychological injuries. PLAINTIFF'S COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES ...
Brief • March 6, 2006
that Defendants abused him, failed to provide him with proper medical treatment, and failed to have adequate policies in place to protect detainees with mental disabilities from physical and emotional abuse ...
Case • 2008
: Affirmed. COUNSEL: Jennifer C. Roth, assistant district defender, of Third Judicial District Public Defender Office, argued the cause and was on the brief for the appellant. Jamie L. Karasek, assistant ...
of staff-perpetrated sexual abuse. Because detention agencies may refuse to indemnify staff who sexually abuse prisoners, proving liability of supervisory defendants can be particularly important ...
Brief • September 13, 2020
Filed under: Sexual Assault
a cognizable claim of cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment. 54. As a result of the sexual abuse of Plaintiff by Defendant Rolston, Plaintiff suffered physical trauma and invasion of her person ...
trial. Sprauer and the other defendants denied that the abuse occurred. There was strong evidence that the fourteen plaintiffs—all ex-felons—conspired to fabricate the allegations. Two ...
Case • 1995
allegedly under the direct supervision of one Captain Wolf subjected him to "verbal and physical abuse" and confined him in the [**3] SHU. On April 1st, pursuant to Defendant Deputy Superintendent Hall's ...
slurs by his corrections officer assailants, and was abused after displaying the kind of ordinary affection that other 1 visiting different-sex couples around them were freely permitted. Defendants ...
Article • January 1, 2022 • from PLN January, 2022
Filed under: Supervisory Liability
Second Circuit: Supervisor Must Have Subjective Knowledge of Sexual Abuse by Guards to Be Liable by On December 28, 2020, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held ...
Brief • April 20, 2010
. After her escape in 2005, it was discovered that Amber was repeatedly physically 16 and sexually abused by David Wright after Defendant DSHS recklessly returned Amber to David 17 Wright's home. 18 19 ...
Case • 2003
the City, and found in favor of the defendants on the remaining claims. [18] Pedersen and the City argue that the District Court abused its discretion by precluding the defense from calling Dr. William ...
Brief • 2011
Defendants from reverting to patterns of unconstitutional conduct. 2. Defendants subject youth with mental illness and developmental disabilities at the NFYDC to abusive and unsafe conditions of confinement ...
Case • 2001
of abuse and neglect and potential abuse and neglect of disabled persons pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 6042, 42 U.S.C. § 10801 et seq., and state law. Defendant Gerard of Iowa, which contends that its proper name ...
Case • 2001
of abuse and neglect and potential abuse and neglect of disabled persons pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 6042, 42 U.S.C. § 10801 et seq., and state law. Defendant Gerard of Iowa, which contends that its proper name ...
Brief • 2010
officer while he attended inpatient substance abuse treatment, if Defendant Decker had a policy of ignoring a “code of silence” and “custom of non-intervention” in abuse situations, then he acted against ...
to grant qualified immunity (QI) to a defendant warden with the state Corrections Department (NMCD) in a prisoner’s suit alleging sexual abuse by a guard. Dawn Green was incarcerated at Springer ...
Brief • September 26, 2019
Filed under: Excessive Force
Lycett and Does, who Plaintiff alleges have 12 a history of abuse of criminal suspect and individuals under their physical control. 13 Entity defendants knew this and did not adequately discipline, train ...
Case • 2004
these Defendants surviving the 1998 Opinion were (i) a Fifth Amendment due process claim based on the alleged failure to curb the pattern of abuse at the facility, (ii) alleged violations of customary international ...
ADVOCACY, D.B.A. THE LEGAL CENTER FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND OLDER PEOPLE, COLORADO’S PROTECTION AND ADVOCACY SYSTEM, Plaintiffs, v. FEDERAL BUREAU OF PRISONS, Defendant ...
Brief • July 15, 2009
an important purpose in deterring future mistreatment of incarcerated individuals. Pages 20-21. The Defendants can demonstrate no abuse of discretion. While some cases have held that a nominal damage award ...
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