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Brief • April 29, 2022
concerning how and under what circumstances they were to search an incarcerated person’s hair, rather than forcibly cut it. 66. This lack of guidance and detail led directly to the forcible cutting of Mr ...
Brief • April 10, 2019
, or customs and usages of, among other things: a. failing to train and supervise officers as to whether, under what circumstances, and/or how to use hogtie restraint devices to bind a subject’s arms and feet ...
Brief • September 26, 2019
Filed under: Excessive Force
of law enforcement. 26 Plaintiff made sure to listen to what was being said around him, and during this time he 27 heard one deputy defendant say, "I'm off duty so no one will know I was here." 28 14 ...
Brief • April 17, 2019
!” as Mr. Briscoe was being burned and stabbed. 26. Mr. Harris then said to Mr. Briscoe, “You know what fucking time it is. You gonna get it. If you think you going to live here, you going to die here.” 4 ...
Brief • December 1, 2021
Silvestri and Okorocha asked Mr. McVay how he was injured, he was unable to tell them, and stated, “I don’t know what happened.” 61. Even though it appeared that Mr. McVay suffered “blunt force trauma ...
reducible at any time, no matter what symptoms (including pain) the inmate is experiencing. See Broaddus v. Wexford Health Sources, Inc., No. 15-CV-1339SCW, 2018 WL 1565603, at *6 (S.D. Ill. Mar. 30, 2018 ...
left hand. 18. Mr. Jackson spent the next several days in a segregation cell suffering with what turned out to be a broken hand and no pain medication. 19. Five days later, on July 17, 2014, Mr ...
and, if so, what the x-rays showed. 25. Upon information and belief, Mr. Burt’s medical records were not reviewed. 26. On August 23, 2010, Mr. Burt filed a grievance at Menard complaining about, among ...
was advised that he needed to follow this prison's protocol, but the nurses and other medical personnel, refused to tell him what the protocol was, who to speak with, or to accept the request slips he had ...
Brief • July 8, 2013
medication, and request to be evaluated at a pain clinic. 3 4 26. prescribed now." 5 6 7 Dr. Epstein encouraged Plaintiff to attempt to survive on what "could be 27. However, without strong pain relief ...
Brief • August 25, 2014
," as a result_of Hoop i_t had done to· The State remained silent regarding what, if anything, 17 request. 18 to ,' transfer from Globe to accommodate Hoopes's initial accommodation request 19 20 38. Safford ...
Brief • June 17, 2016
, recommended that Matthew be "... evaluated by a surgeon with 7 8 9 10 11 12 biopsies ... and depending on the biopsy results, will decide what we can do in order to help the patient." 44. Dr. Gopal also ...
Brief • August 25, 2010
had his knee on plaintiffs right elbow and 2 applied pressure in what plaintiff perceived was an attempt to break his arm. 3 Towards the end of the beating a deputy club bed plaintiff in the head ...
. To the extent of the Class Members’ damages as a result of the Fire brought about by the Defendants’ actions and inactions, what is the proper measure of damages, and the proper method of determining those ...
Brief • December 18, 2019
, they mischaracterize Plaintiffs’ claims to make it appear they are unreasonable and beyond what the law requires. Defendants fail to address the fact that today, hundreds of thousands of class members are unable to live ...
omitted). The court also noted that the Appellate Division did not find that the plaintiff possessed a gun. See id. at 188 n.6. Additionally, the court reasoned that, "[i]f what plaintiff avers is true ...
way. 63. Dr. Vaughn appeared genuinely concerned about what Plaintiff had to say and about the information contained in Plaintiff’s medical records. 64. Defendant Deputy Warden Smith appeared ...
Brief • February 1, 1995
Filed under: Vehicle Searches, Police
—for the first time by any federal appellate court—that automobile passengers can be ordered out without any individualized suspicion or need whenever the driver is detained for a traffic stop, no matter what ...
Brief • November 30, 2015
to reach certain grounds is not a sufficient reason for reducing a fee. The result is what matters. Id. (internal citation omitted). In addition, when claims that were not meritorious “involve a common ...
Brief • May 28, 2014
Date05/23/14 Filed: 05/23/2014 Page 20 of 21 Entry ID: 5825837 official would have understood that what he [was] doing violate[d] that right.'" Ashcroft v. al-Kidd, 131 S. C t . 2074, 2083 (2011 ...
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