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Brief • December 7, 2010
cells. 80. K.M. would sometimes attempt to talk to juveniles in neighboring cells. When he did so, he was reprimanded and told to stop. Defendants were inconsistent with respect to what conduct ...
Brief • July 5, 2007
), there is little guidance regarding what constitutes “an unreasonably high level”. See generally Henderson v. Sheahan, 196 F.3d 839, 844-47 (7th Cir. 1999); Warren v. Keane, 196 F.3d 330, 331-33 (2d Cir. 1999 ...
Brief • December 31, 2010
and that it is supported by some evidence.” App. 220a-221a. The court rejected Mosley's claims by noting that it “cannot order what the law does not provide, namely that the Governor *15 may not disagree with the Parole ...
Filing • May 29, 2012
Filed under: Injunctions
used by Defendants. The IMP addresses both what mail the Jail permits inmates to send and receive and what notification the Jail affords to inmates and their correspondents when mail is confiscated ...
Filing
the subscribers or myself. Needless to say,this violates both stateand federal law concerning the delivery of mail in general and the censorship of prisoner mail inparticular. Please advise me what steps you plan ...
Brief • April 19, 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 • February 6, 2010
never seen any complaints, and that “if [prisoners] have any 27 complaints, what they’re told is, once you get to your facility – once you get to your destination, you 28 can file a grievance ...
Brief • September 22, 2006
. During interviews with NYPD officers Peter Mitchell's account of what he had seen from the Mill Basin Bridge shifted, and revealed - within only an hour afMr. Mitchell's alleged observations - that his ...
Brief • August 25, 2008
, belief about the facts or about what the law requires in 11 any given situation. 12 "Therefore, regardless of whether the constitutional violation 13 occurred, the [official] should prevail ...
Brief • February 24, 2009
as to whether plaintiff’s 135-day sentence began at CTF. But what is clear—and all that is relevant, for purposes of this litigation—is that plaintiff was held at CTF on the first full day of her overdetention ...
Brief • July 6, 2006
by Martinez. In fact, the Martinez Court specifically stated its desire to provide a constitutional standard to prison officials for outgoing prisoner mail so that they may anticipate what is required of them ...
Brief • March 3, 2010
in the face of undisputed evidence ofmode1 conduct during decades of incarceration -- and even when detailed and reliable release plans make the likelihood of recidivism extremely unlikely. 54. What is more ...
Brief • 2013
—prove that 24 California’s prison medical care system is providing timely and effective care far exceeding what 25 is required under the Constitution. (Id. ¶ 16; see also Jan. 17, 2012 Order, Plata ...
Brief • April 23, 2013
Filed under: RLUIPA, Religious Property
and not for all the others. (ROA 220). While considering the possible options, Steve Lindly contacted other states with similar size Native American populations to determine what they were providing. The only state ...
Brief • April 29, 2014
OF PLAINTIFFS’ MOTION FOR CLASS CERTIFICATION Case5:13-cv-02354-PSG Document49 Filed04/29/14 Page4 of 19 1 assignment system, and what additional steps, policies, and/or procedures, if any, 2 Defendants should ...
Brief • August 26, 2014
Filed under: Strip Searches, Videotaping
, this (Defendants say) is what occurred, and a fair analysis of this first, broader theory of recovery must assume, in the light most favorable to Defendants, that any videotaping by male guards occurred without ...
Brief • December 31, 2013
Filed under: Drug Testing
for the truth of the matter asserted, but offered to prove what information the state had available to it when the statute was enacted. See U.S. v. Tyrrell, 269 Fed. App’x 922, 930 (11th Cir. 1986) (evidence ...
Brief • September 29, 2014
Filed under: Immigration
safeguards include sufficient advance notice of the prolonged detention hearing and what that hearing entails; consideration of the length of past and future detention, as well as consideration of alternatives ...
Brief • September 7, 2012
in excess of what was needed under the circumstances; n. in utilizing force that was inhumane and inappropriate under the circumstances; o. in consciously failing to utilize less intrusive measures before ...
Brief • September 12, 2006
by this case are whether Plaintiffs and the class have a liberty interest in avoiding assignment to Tamms and, if so, what procedures are constitutionally required to safeguard that interest. See Westefer v ...
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