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Brief • April 12, 2015
,” and that “although the Executive has the sole authority to determine what information is properly classified for its purposes, only the judiciary has the discretion to seal or unseal a judicial record.” (App. 211 ...
Brief • July 24, 2014
their cellphones to record what they considered to be a violent arrest. When police saw Riley filming them, they chased him and then slammed him to the ground, kicking and punching him. When Hurling pulled out her ...
and effectively file a grievance to report Defendant Crowell for his sexual assaults and sodomies. What Hammonds understood about the CCA inmate grievance procedure was that every such inmate grievance was routed ...
Brief • January 15, 2015
Filed under: Attorney Fee Awards
Bland, Camer, Garrett, and Speissegger appear to argue that this case has special circumstances that would warrant the denial of attorney's fees, though they do not specify what these special ...
how he and Plaintiff could sexually act out without getting caught. Plaintiff stated he was not interested. Sorenson further asked Plaintiff what he would do if he woke up in the middle of the night ...
by a doctor at Angola. He complained to the doctor that he could not see and that his eyesight was failing at what seems like an even greater rate than when he was first seen by the doctor. This same doctor ...
Brief • June 8, 2016
” and the “course of treatment” was identified as “request for X-Ray”. It is 19 20 21 22 23 unclear what possible basis existed for CBP to use an Immigration Health Services’ form or procedure on a citizen ...
Brief • October 28, 2015
47. Take appropriate steps to ensure that communications with Furnish appropriate auxiliary aids and services where necessary to In determining what type of auxiliary aid and service is necessary ...
Brief • October 5, 2015
.”). 5 Arrest evidence is also subject to exclusion under Fed. R. Evid. 403 because what little 6 probative value it has is substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice to the THE 7 party ...
Brief • May 6, 2014
of arguable probable cause was manufactured or misrepresented, or what further knowledge, if any would be attributed to the defendants if they had investigated reasonably[;]”) 7 Maxwell, 998 F.2d at 433 – 34 ...
Brief • February 24, 2011
of law and fact common to the members of the Plaintiff Class. The same policy and practice applies to all class members. The question common to all members of the Plaintiff Class is what justification ...
Brief • November 2, 2007
.) Visiting slaff, except those expenditures made to provide expanded visitation to inmates beyond what is required by Title 15 and/or othcr applicahle law; (3.) Window B officers; (4.) Functions required ...
and belief, Defendant Brookins’ Facebook comments included: God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot shoot, The courage to shoot the things I can, 3 And the wisdom to hide the rest. What a nice ...
Brief • May 6, 2016
, because firearms are always potentially lethal, they must only be used in the most limited of circumstances. When such potentially lethal force is used, “what is required . . . is . . . strict ...
Brief • July 18, 2006
on which such 2 persons were arrested, and what treatment they received while so confined. Plaintiffs 3 are informed and believe, and thereupon allege, that all of the foregoing information is 4 ...
Brief • August 3, 2011
. 56. Defendant Captain Kenneth Roundtree came to the area and Mr. McKenzie and Mr. Bair tried to explain what happened. 57. Defendant Roundtree said, “Shut your goddamned mouth you son of a bitch.” 58 ...
Brief • March 7, 2012
court in Oregon to deal with a postcard-only policy. A preliminary injunction serves the public interest because it will provide guidance to other jail facilities around the state and beyond as to what ...
what could possibly be considered reasonable or necessary. The defendants, and each of them, 23 either participated in the assault and battery or watched and failed to stop said illegal conduct 24 ...
Brief • January 27, 2016
Filed under: Mail, Censorship
of a conflict by selectively quoting dicta from cases whose actual holdings are far removed from the question presented here. At the outset, it is important to clarify precisely what the Sixth Circuit held in its ...
Brief • April 12, 2011
. 1995) (citing Wright, Miller & Kane, FEDERAL PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE § 1908, at 272-274 (1986)). Instead, “the critical inquiry is: what proceedings of substance on the merits 7 2:10-cv-02594-MBS Date ...
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