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Bazelon’s rebuke affirmed the widely-recognized fact that the ACA conducts “paper audits” of the facilities it accredits. That is, it examines what policies a prison or jail has in place ...
Filing • September 12, 2024
Filed under: Censorship
, but only by appropriate penalties for what is wrongfully spoken.”). 89. Defendants’ actions in preventing delivery of Plaintiff’s reading material to willing listeners in the Jail has damaged Plaintiff ...
, and to what it refers, is unclear. (See id.). Defendants dispute plaintiff’s 12 Case 5:21-cv-00469-FL Document 88 Filed 03/27/24 Page 12 of 28 characterization of this evidence on exactly this ground. (See ...
Brief • December 3, 2009
went to the rear of the residence, walking along the west 20 side of the house. He looked through the living room window and saw what he 21 thought might be his mother’s body lying on the entryway ...
Brief • September 30, 2008
but but the the restoration restoration of of Plaintiff Plaintiff as as stating, stating, "What "What we're we're interested in is not so people's lives." Angela AngelaWright, Wright, an aninmate inmateininBirmingham ...
Brief • 2011
into the car and sped 17 away. Jaycee's stepfather heard Jaycee scream, quickly jumped on a bicycle and 18 pedaled frantically after the car in what was ultimately a failed effort to follow it up 19 a hill ...
Brief • 2010
, and under what conditions, a party may appeal the denial of summary judgment after a full trial. While serving a one-year sentence at the Ohio Reformatory for Women, Ortiz was sexually assaulted 2 ...
Brief • November 28, 2005
Services determines that a particular group therapy is no longer needed or appropriate. 3) Defendants shall assess on an on-going basis what new or continued group therapies are necessary and appropriate ...
Brief • August 9, 2012
§ 148(a) (Delaying an Officer). Ex. 34, Vol. 3, p. 487 (ADUF 48-49). No officer ever investigated the propriety of this charge, and at his deposition, Defendant Brandt had no idea what the factual basis ...
Brief • 1988
and raise defenses 15 as to whether and to what extent they have net the terms and 16 conditions of this agreement. 17 4. The plaintiffs brought this suit as a class 18 action seeking to represent ...
Brief • 2006
Filed under: Telephones
ofliability from telecommunications providers to equipment vendors. That absurd result is what Plaintiffs are trying to achieve in this appeal. Having lost GTE, US West and CenturyTel as sources of damages ...
Brief • January 23, 2012
an initial request to move on. Further, if Tarazona's explanation is accepted that Officer Prejean at first used what would be a neighborhood policing technique of making a suggestion and not issuing a command ...
. 2003), a person is seized when she is physically touched, such as being shot with a weapon, or is stopped in what she is doing (i.e. submits to the show of authority). Plaintiffs have alleged ...
Brief • 2010
Freeman observed Mr. George use his finger to push what appeared to be a plastic bag up his rectum. (ASER 76-80, 88:23-27, 129). Officer Freeman summoned the L.A. County Fire Department and informed them ...
Brief • 2008
, that the interpreter was unable to keep up, leaving the parties with a very poor rendition of what he actually said. 4 6. Eventually, this court issued a decision dismissing the action, finding ...
Brief • January 2, 2010
others provided what can best be described as 18 equivocal identifications, i.e., “It looks most like him (Walker), but 19 I’m not sure.” 20 Some of the witnesses picked out Walker, others Moody ...
Brief • March 26, 2008
approximately 20-30 minutes of several detainees screaming and banging on the glass, a male Sergeant, Anthony Sullivan, came in and asked Ms. Rice what she wanted. 127. Ms. Rice told Sergeant Sullivan that she ...
Brief • September 4, 2005
Filed under: Medication, Mental Health
understand that what he was doing violates that right.” Saucier v. Katz, 533 U.S. 194, 202 (2001). Violations include not only actions that have been previously found to be unlawful but also actions which ...
Brief • January 16, 2008
the approved polygraph examiners list that the probationer has the choioo of who to piCk for a pOlygraph exam, What is the penalty for a sex offender therapist In Tarrant County telflng a probationer that he has ...
kind, according to Parker. But what does that mean? Jails reserved for prisoners who are rich? Fellow celebrities? The politically-connected? Is it morally or ethically defensible to allow different ...
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