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Case • 1998
to the officials of that misconduct; and [43] 3) Th[e] plaintiff['s] injure[y] by acts pursuant to the governmental entity's custom, i.e., [proof] that the custom was the moving force behind ...
Case • 2001
based upon good cause; and (e) inmates subjected to Red I.D. or restraint status receive monthly medical reviews. See Benjamin, No. 75 Civ. 3073 (HB), slip op. at 2-3 (August 10, 2000). The court found ...
Case • 1988
. Gorman, III, Assistant Attorney General; Guy W. Horsley, Jr., Senior Assistant Attorney General on brief) for Appellants. [8] Steven E. Landers (Jay Topkis, Alisa D. Shudofsky, Clyde Allison, PAUL ...
Case • 1984
States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana, Terre Haute Division. No. 75 C 47 -- Gene E. Brooks, Judge. DISPOSITION: Affirmed. COUNSEL: G. Flint Taylor, Hass, Taylor, et al., Chicago ...
Case • 2004
irrelevant. If the Government has a duty to prevent a foreseeabl[e] danger[] . . . it would be odd to assume that Congress intended a breach of that duty to give rise to liability when the dangerous ...
Case • 2008
commitment only if he was a danger to others or in need of custodial care and treatment. The United States Supreme Court concluded that this double standard violated the equal protection clause. ?[W]e hold ...
Case • 2024
: Decl. of Daniel E. Smolen at 1, Oct. 13, 2023, ECF No. 417-5. Given Mr. Smolen's history of civil rights litigation and his role as lead counsel in this case, the Court finds $450.00 as a reasonable ...
Case • 2002
: a judgment allowing a defendant "[to] serv[e] a prison term on weekends". *fn4 From this example, and from the wording of AS 12.55.015(a)(3) itself (which speaks of a court's authority to impose a "definite ...
Case • 2002
of responsibility might have been possible. Since that opportunity never came into fruition, the Court cannot make such a finding. E. Lack of Personal Benefit Defendant cites to United States v. Walters, 87 F.3d ...
Case • 2003
in part and denied in part. COUNSEL: [**1] FOR Plaintiffs: Lynn E. Cunningham, The George Washington University Law School, William Claiborne, Washington, DC. FOR Defnedant: Leonard H. Becker ...
Case • 2003
precludes Harris's entitlement to qualified immunity. [48] E. Unlawful Detention [49] 1. Whether Harris's conduct violated the Fourth Amendment [50] The district court rejected Brumley's ...
Case • 2003
for summary judgment on Dennison's wrongful discharge and intentional infliction of emotional distress claims. E. Pennsylvania Whistleblower Law Claims Dennison seeks relief from Defendants Youron, Kowalsky ...
Case • 2002
because a jury could possibly decide that a reasonable nurse, in Nurse Owens' position, would have concluded that a substantial risk of serious harm to the decedent existed. [64] E. The EMS team ...
Case • 1975
custody. d. The psychiatrist or physician prescribed segregation based upon the offender's mental condition. e. The safety and security of the institution will be threatened if the offender is not placed ...
Case • 2002
affidavit should be stricken for failure to comply with Fed.R.Civ.P. 56(e), which states that affidavits "shall be made on personal knowledge, shall set forth such facts as would be admissible in evidence ...
Case • 2002
vehicle and smoking when prohibited. Schedule B infractions include failure to safeguard a prisoner and the loss of NYPD property. Violations are classified in the Patrol Guide. See Def. Ex. E ...
the shocking, Brian E. Taylor, had been trained better than that. Upon firing Taylor, who was later charged with official oppression and disorderly conduct, Zook said, "It was poor judgment on his part ...
PHS Redux: Sued In A Dozen States, Contract Losses, Stock Plummets, Business Continues by John Dannenberg by John E. Dannenberg Prison Health Services (PHS), a subsidiary of America Service ...
PHS Redux: Sued In A Dozen States, Contract Losses, Stock Plummets, Business Continues by by John E. Dannenberg Prison Health Services (PHS), a subsidiary of America Service Group, Inc ...
Case • 2003
ascertainable error could trigger due-process concerns, the court cannot rule in favor of the petitioner on this ground. E. The New DOJ Policy Does Not Violate Principles of Equitable Estoppel Because ...
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