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Brief • March 24, 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
and epidemiologist with over a decade of experience 6 7 in providing, improving and leading health services for incarcerated people. My 8 clinical training includes residency training in internal medicine at Albert ...
Publication
Filed under: International, Immigration
percent of the population within its borders is of Hispanic origin.2 This report examines crime and drug abuse trends in Arizona over the last two decades of massive legal and nonlegal Hispanic in-migration ...
Article • June 5, 2017
. On the street, it's called "pimping out." By Alfred Lubrano Each day, through the streets of Kensington, Frankford, and North Philadelphia, hundreds of opioid addicts are forced to make a little-noticed commute ...
Brief • 2008
the entrenched paralysis and dysfunction and bring the delivery of health care 24 in California prisons up to constitutional standards.” Id. at 2. The Court further explained 25 that, “[o]nce the system ...
. 13. In the alternative, Plaintiff seeks to hold Defendant Southern Health Partners liable, pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983, for the deliberate indifference of its employee, Defendant Christina M. Driver ...
Case • 1996
incarcerated at Lorton, they have been subjected to high levels of ETS. The Plaintiffs claim that the District of Columbia has failed to enforce its existing non-smoking policy for Lorton. By Memorandum dated ...
Case • 1994
). Defendants specifically identify Paragraph 40 of the complaint as "so scandalous in its suggestion that PRISON HEALTH SERVICES, INC. intentionally ignored the inmates in Polk County as to warrant being ...
Brief • November 16, 2010
CORRECTIONAL ) AUTHORITY; THE GEO GROUP, INC.; ) HEALTH ASSURANCE, L.L.c.; ) WALTER TRIPP, in his official capacity as ) Warden of the Walnut Grove Youth ) Correctional Facility; WESLEY VINSON, in his official ...
Brief • 2011
hole in its medical health care staff.” Finally, JHA’s visit to Stateville Correctional Facility revealed “significant understaffing problems” in both medical and correctional staff, a problem which “has ...
a gaping hole in its medical health care staff.” Finally, JHA’s visit to Stateville Correctional Facility revealed “significant understaffing problems” in both medical and correctional staff, a problem which ...
, and physical and mental health treatment that has endangered, and continues to endanger, the health and lives of the children in its care. 6. Defendants’ actions, omissions, and deliberate indifference ...
Case • 2001
arises out of the discovery of a chemical known as methyl tertiary-butyl ether ("MTBE"), which is known to cause negative health effects, in the groundwater near a Shell service station located in Wilton ...
adequate and safe transport from Gallery 5 to the Health Care Unit to Mr. Shaw after Mr. Shaw’s trauma on July 13, 2014. Defendant IDOC, though its agent, Dr. Obaisi, also failed to accommodate Mr. Shaw ...
Publication • June 2, 2016
.....................................................................................................9 Environmental Health and Safety ......................................................................................10 Food Service ...
Case • 1997
) [Editor's note: footnotes (if any) trail the opinion] [1] U.S. CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS, EIGHTH CIRCUIT [2] No. 96-2848 [3] Johnny Doby, [4] Appellee, v. [5] Hickerson, Dr., Mental Health Services ...
Article • January 9, 2020 • from PLN January, 2020
Filed under: Wrongful Death
and family rather than someone with a pseudonym.”  To produce its report, the DRO – Oregon’s Protection & Advocacy agency, which advocates for people with physical and mental health ...
Publication • March 7, 2011
Filed under: Transgender
It is the policy of the Cook County Department of Corrections (CCDOC) to provide a safe and secure environment for all inmates who identify themselves as transgender or who are identified by Cermak Health Services ...
Brief • August 15, 2012
Filed under: Staff-Prisoner Assault
, and bipolar disorder got so bad at that job that she was forced to stop working. She was later able to find a different job that did not cause such exacerbation of her mental health issues. Claimant's second ...
Brief • January 19, 2023
to this day, whereby DCFS is wrongfully incarcerating children in its care. Defendants Each Have the Obligation and Authority to Place Children in the Least Restrictive Setting to Ensure their Health, Safety ...
Case • 2000
for [***3] significant mental health problems while incarcerated. They each seek discharge planning, pursuant to Mental Hygiene Law § 29.15 and 14 NYCRR 587.1 et seq., before they are released from jail ...
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