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, and antagonism in those whose hair is cut. These adverse consequences are what one would confidently expect to occur when a Native American practitioner is forced to cut his hair. 8. Wearing long hair ...
Brief • February 5, 2016
the grievances and incident reports and consult with 23 Plaintiff’s expert(s) concerning what is evidenced in the grievances and incident 24 reports related to the implementation of the IHP and NEP. 39. 25 ...
Section 1102.5 (b) prohibits retaliation against employees who 13 disclose or may disclose information to their employer, or a government or law enforcement agency 14 what they believe in good faith ...
Brief • November 30, 2017
. Despite the dissent's protestations to the contrary, what it seeks is simply punishment for Wences's act of absconding. -9- State V. Wences(Marco Bailon), 93605-6 made had [Wences] not failed to appear ...
Brief • November 13, 2015
to achieve compliance with the terms of this Settlement Agreement by informing the Commissioner what the Monitors consider necessary to achieve compliance, and how the Monitors believe such compliance might ...
are placed in what is now known as disciplinary restrictive status housing, administrative restrictive status housing, or protective custody, as well as the New Castle Psychiatric Unit. The term “segregation ...
Brief • June 20, 2011
). The Department of Justice’s regulations implementing the Rehabilitation Act additionally mandate that “[i]n determining what type of auxiliary aid is necessary, the agency shall give primary consideration ...
Brief • April 6, 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
of his rights was not knowing and voluntary. A § 3553(a) 3 4 analysis shows that such a harsh and dangerous condition is a deprivation of liberty beyond 5 what is reasonably necessary to achieve his ...
to make fmdings and recommendations by October 31, 2016. DOC shall determine by December 31, 2016 what recommendations will be implemented and direct implementation in a timely manner. Q. The DOC shall ...
Brief • January 22, 2018
and the record does not clarify what, if any, further action investigators took regarding Hollenbeck’s death. 1 After Bueno was found guilty, Ramirez pleaded guilty to tampering with physical evidence, a class ...
Brief • March 21, 2013
Page 12 of 22 medical care for her unborn baby. 63. In response, corrections officers told Ms. Pollitt to “grow up,” asked her what she expected them to do, and told her “better luck with next shift ...
Brief • November 25, 2008
if a societal consensus opposes a particular sentence at some time, that “does not mean that such consensus may not [again] change thus altering what comes within the meaning of cruel and unusual punishment ...
Filing
that it is “Congress, not [the] court, [that] has required a prisoner to plead specific exhaustion information.” Steele, 355 F.3d at 1211. Congress, however, has not imposed any such pleading requirement. Rather, what ...
Filing • May 22, 2018
direction to inmates as to what conduct is not allowed, and punishments are in place to deter inmates from engaging in such conduct. Surveillance of inmates gives prison staff the ability to directly oversee ...
Filing • June 28, 2013
is to ensure that litigants do 14 not anoint themselves with the power to adjudge the validity of orders to which they are 15 16 subject,” and that in the absence of such power, “what the Constitution now ...
Filing • October 16, 2018
Filed under: PLN Litigation, Censorship
restrictive a mail censorship policy”). 10 What’s more, non-offending or innocuous advertisements of all kinds are also suppressed regardless of whether they promote or harm prison objectives. Lawyers ...
Filing • October 19, 2018
Filed under: PLN Litigation, Censorship
and the interest is obvious or attenuated—and, thus, to what extent some foundation or evidentiary showing is necessary.” Id. at 309. The Seventh Circuit goes further still, requiring the government to “present some ...
Publication • 2013
, and to determine to what extent the policy of benefits denial has succeeded in its goals. Although members of Congress did not specifically articulate a rationale for the ban, it has often been assumed that denying ...
Publication • 1996
Filed under: Legal Materials
ed. 1993. $18.95. Basic guide to small claims court. How To Survive a Deposition by Stuart B. Shapiro. Wiley. 1994. $16.95. Nuts-and-bolts information about depositions; what to expect, how to prepare ...
Publication • August 11, 2016
Dvoskin told CDOC representatives that “if the Department ill population is its was sued today and he was hired as an expert witness, severe shortage of he is not sure what he could say in the Department’s ...
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