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Brief • 1995
by this proposed Agreement of Settlement are all inmates who are now, have been since February 24, 1993, or will be in DOC custody at the BCCC. If the Court approves the proposed Settlement, what it says ...
Brief • 2011
)(emphasis added). What the Sixth Circuit said in Fitzke v. Shappell, 468 F.2d 1072 (6th Cir. 1972) could not be clearer, or more apropos to the claims before this Court: …. An individual incarcerated, whether ...
Brief • 2011
; f. Negligent failure to require a Registered Nurse and/or physician to perform serial observations and/or examinations, including physical examination of Jerry’s abdomen as well as monitoring what ...
Brief • 2007
-effects.” If the legislature intended the scheme to be civil, “‘only the clearest proof’ will suffice to override legislative intent and transform what has been denominated a civil remedy into a criminal ...
Brief • 2009
whatever his or her normal hourly rate is, assuming that it lies under the broad umbrella of what is “reasonable.” Certainly, an attorney should not expect to receive less for doing important work on behalf ...
Brief • 2013
of his rights. Jones v. Williams, 297 F.3d 930,934 16 (9th Cir. 2002). Rule 8 also requires a plaintiff to specify what each defendant did or did not do 17 18 that led to the violation of Plaintiffs ...
Brief • 2011
but independent, good reason always exists for attorneys to attend examinations or to record what occurred. Furthermore, Defendants admit that the DMEs they wish to conduct on Plaintiffs in this case ...
Brief • 2011
exacerbated his extreme emotional and mental distress. He received no medical treatment for this condition despite request, until he was ultimately transferred to what he believes was Angola prison. 70 ...
Brief • 2006
that “[t]he individual defendants are not moving for dismissal at this time based on immunity, due to counsel’s representation of impending dismissal of those defendants.” Id. It is not clear what time ...
Brief • 2005
plaintiffs, a summary of what happened to them, the date of their detention, and other information. The list indicates that sixtyfour people were subject to the naked detention policy. Twenty of these people ...
Brief • 2007
in the commission of the predicate offenses and did not agree to do so. See id.; United States v. Neapolitan, 791 F.2d 489, 498 (7th Cir. 1986). Finally, the determination of what role an individual played ...
Brief • 2011
. They maintain Defendant 21 White knew the police had been called and there was no emergency other than what 22 Defendant White created himself by pointing the gun at Rachel and Johnny Silva. They 23 argue ...
Brief • 2008
in a preliminary hearing. This departure is driven by the Panel’s analogy of §1997e(a) to “issues of judicial traffic control,” such as jurisdiction, venue, or abstention. Slip op. at 4. What the Panel fails ...
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Amendment rights if they are deliberately § 2-1.73 Cumulative Effect As indifferent to her or his serious medical Deliberate Indifference needs. The cumulative effect of what jail AUTHORITY: Anderson v ...
Brief • 2013
of a minister of justice and not simply that of an advocate.”3 “The prosecutor is a public official vested with considerable discretionary power to decide what crimes are to be charged and how ...
Brief • 2006
of this summons, excluding the day of service, ~~-~-6 - or a default: judglllen,t may be en tered agains t you wi thou t 7 notice. A default judgment is one where Plaintiff is enti- 8 tIed to what he asks ...
. A party’s motive or degree of fault in destroying the evidence is relevant to what sanction, if any, is imposed. Napster, 462 F. 4 The Court realizes that time frame mentioned in Hayes’ journal (2005 ...
Brief • 2010
. For me this is my soul. What do I have to do to get it? This certain item has protected [sic] in some very adverse situations! The same as your cross would you." Chaplin Kinser responded to the request ...
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the Plata increases on top of the MOU increases, the award violates public policy because it mandates a fiscal result that was not explicitly approved by the Legislature. In what the State characterizes ...
to medical emergencies and needs, which is exactly what contributed to TERRILL THOMAS’s untimely, horrific, and preventable death. 61. Physical and psychological exams performed by Justice Facility staff ...
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