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Case • 2003
of communicating to copper purchasers what they [would] need to know to decide whether they [were] in or outside the proposed class" because it failed to explain the meaning of the terms "copper or metals dealers ...
Case • 2003
what references or scientific studies exist that support your conclusions that Mr. Burleson's lung and throat cancer was caused in this manner from this microscopic lodging of a particle in his throat ...
Case • 2006
] 1. Anderson and DSHS [22] Anderson, 13 at the time of the assault, was a dependent child placed with Daniels in what is known as a dependency guardianship. A dependency guardianship is more ...
Case • 1981
to the difficulties it foresaw in implementing such a test. See 424 U.S., at 431, n. 33. [ 454 U.S. Page 336] Moreover, the question of immunity -- what type of affirmative defense is to be afforded a state ...
Case • 2002
and Walker or what positions they held. [78] *fn8 In her deposition, plaintiff initially stated that she could not recall any adverse effects that the inmate suffered. See Getz Deposition (Exhibit 2 ...
Case • 2002
face-down on the ground with his hands behind his back and Curtis standing over him with a gun pointed at him. Curtis identified himself as a police officer and showed Perez what appeared to be a badge ...
," said Robert Farr, ranking Republican on the Connecticut House Judiciary Committee. "Someone committed a murder and says, 'Gee, I want to be closer to home.' What about the family of the person ...
Case • 2004
P. Martin, a former ICCC inmate, that on March 20, 2001, " [w]hen [plaintiff] Page 26 came back from seeing the intake nurse, he was obviously angry. When I inquired to what happened, he told me ...
Case • 2004
Oluwa v. Gomez, 133 F.3d 1237, 1239 (9th Cir. 1998) [**33] ("We interpret the statute to mean just what is says - before granting prospective injunctive relief, the trial court must make the findings ...
Case • 2006
have a liberty interest in avoiding assignment to Tamms and, if so, what procedures are constitutionally required to safeguard that interest. See Westefer v. Snyder, 422 F.3d 570, 589-90 (7th Cir. 2005 ...
Case • 2007
shave your legs. You know what they say about Sicilian [w]omen. . . . They are hairy!" She complained to Assistant DOC Superintendent Brenda Brown about Sheppard's abusive behavior. [40] Sheppard's ...
Case • 1998
is not a contractual one. The policies promulgated by administrators cannot fairly be characterized as promises so as to create a promisor - promisee relationship. n9 n9 We note, also, that one shudders to think what ...
Case • 1999
originally drafted, they were in the section that became §802 of the PLRA, which at the time contained language making them applicable to pending cases. Later, the fees provisions were moved to what became ...
Case • 2001
, 135, 149. None of the inmates filed grievances. Id. at 149. Nunez claims he does not know precisely what provoked Suber's actions. Dep. at 144-46, 155-56. [17] In a letter dated July 29, 1998 ...
Case • 2002
was to bring Smith's Dilantin, her seizure medication, to her from home. Plaintiff has stated that [**4] Maxwell told her that, with regard to her [*672] medication, that it did not matter what Smith's doctor ...
Case • 2008
is not what was the Legislature's intent, but what is the scope of the constitutional grant of power to the county. Similarly, the express recognition by Labor Code section 220, subdivision (b), that ?[s ...
Case • 2009
legal adult pornography," [**27] (2) restricts his liberty interest more than reasonably necessary in light of the goals of supervised release, and (3) does not provide fair warning as to what ...
Case • 2006
for purposes of the statute. The legislative history of the statute reveals that Congress's purpose was to supplement the states' own sex offender registries with persons convicted of federal sex offenses. What ...
Case • 2006
would be filed in [Escamilla's] Property File; and there would be no question as to what [p]ersonal [p]roperty [Escamilla] had [on] his person when he entered SHU [on November 21, 2003]. As stated in [my ...
Case • 2008
is not what was the Legislature's intent, but what is the scope of the constitutional grant of power to the county. Similarly, the express recognition by Labor Code section 220, subdivision (b), that ?[s ...
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