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Brief • December 11, 2020
Filed under: Malicious Prosecution
erroneously believing him to have the status of party B. Similarly, a plaintiff may know generally what party A does while misunderstanding the roles that party A and party B played in the “conduct, transaction ...
requirements, Connections was, for more than a year, unable to determine with certainty what had become of more than 244 bottles of methadone and more than 1,100 buprenorphine tablets. OTHER VIOLATIONS 76 ...
04.03.102 as well as the applicable standard of care. 36. Correll’s statement further contradicted what she had told Plaintiff on March 16, 2007 -- that Plaintiff had, in fact, been put on a waiting list ...
represent and warrant that (i) I have conferred with a qualified attorney for advice as to what, if any, measures may be necessary to protect Medicare's interests with respect my future medical expenses ...
Brief • July 6, 2020
Filed under: Failure to Treat
extreme pain due to what he believed was another internal bowel obstruction and Mr. Jackson requested to be taken to an emergency room. Dr. Little denied this request for the third time. 41. On or about ...
Brief • September 18, 2017
Filed under: False Arrest
scraping off the impound sticker that had been affixed to his window. 21) One or more of the Defendant Officers approached Plaintiff and asked him what he was doing. 3 Case: 1:17-cv-06728 Document #: 1 ...
Brief • November 11, 2014
"! She turned around to find a large handgun pointed directly at her head, inches away, and four police officers in her bedroom. She said, "Oh, my God, what's going on?" The officers shouted back to her ...
Brief • February 8, 2023
Sanctions.” (Doc. 81). 27 28 1 The complaint was filed on September 24, 2018. (Doc. 1). -2- Case 2:18-cv-03021-ROS-ESW Document 103 Filed 02/08/23 Page 3 of 11 1 It is not clear what Plaintiff believed ...
of the importance of her taking those medications. 31. That despite the fact that JENNIFER DEGRAW was incapable of making decisions on what prescribed medications to take, or whether to eat or drink, or even able ...
Brief • September 6, 2012
Filed under: Wrongful Imprisonment
at a lack of communication among the various arms of the law. ***** In these cases, even the agencies involved had trouble sorting out what occurred. Police and prosecutors took days to respond to media ...
Brief • March 25, 2016
placed his fingers inside her vagina. 19. At no time did Plaintiff consent to what Thicklen was doing to her. 20. While sexually assaulting Plaintiff, Thicklen was wearing his jail uniform ...
is not res:..sting" whereupon Sgt. t-1.onroe responded '\what are you trying to do, incite a riot?". 16. On or about Jar.uary 27, 2013, agents, employees and/or representatives of the County of Camden ...
before.” Id., at 2077; see also id., at 1465. The parties disagree as to what happened next. Tolan’s mother and Cooper testified during Cotton’s criminal trial1 that Cotton grabbed her arm and slammed her ...
Brief • July 28, 2016
at 2, but the Secretary has not shown what care, if any, was provided at that appointment. The Secretary argues that this case is merely a “difference of medical opinion.” Id. at 4. Further, it is argued ...
for another day the determination of what constitutes “harm” and “fair opportunity” within the context of Rule 807. V. Likewise, we decline to address Thompson’s remaining contentions concerning the trial ...
Brief • October 30, 2017
window, and stopped the car beside McGee. Landers asked McGee where he got his necklace. While McGee answered, Appellant told Samuels that he wanted the chain, and Samuels replied, “I hope you know what ...
This is a generic description of what is required but the procedure is spelled out in 22 more detail in the Max Custody Monitor Guide Duties & Responsibilities (as an example, 23 the methodology for MCPM 1 ...
Brief • June 2, 2021
the cards. Dkt. 138-1 at 37. The guard told him 8 that if he wanted his money back “that’s what I was going to do to get it back, take that 9 card.” Id. There is no evidence of any further conversation ...
Brief • February 14, 2022
Filed under: COVID-19
in the community (and at the D.C. Jail) that swift relief is what is most necessary to protect the health and safety of the class. Even if Plaintiffs were successful through litigation, and even if Plaintiffs won ...
Brief • March 21, 2021
Filed under: COVID-19
to comply with their mask policy. Although this Court attempted to avoid any intrusion into the administration of the state's prison system, a court order ordering Defendants to do what they should already ...
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