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Case • 1990
., for appellants. Jere Krakoff, Michael S. Antol, Neighborhood Legal Services Ass'n, Edward J. Feinstein, Pittsburgh, Pa., Alvin Bronstein (Argued), Edward I. Koren, National Prison Project, Washington, D.C ...
Case • 2003
to, let alone explain, its omission of any examples of the sort of setback Admiral Jacoby projects in the event Padilla is allowed to consult counsel in aid of responding to the Mobbs Declaration. It may ...
Case • 1987
in this case was wrong when it established a separate burden on prison officials to prove "that no reasonable method exists by which [prisoners'] religious rights can be accommodated without creating bona fide ...
Case • 1988
Regional Institution -- will be usable by December 31, 1988. The architect in charge of that project could not categorically state so. Delays in prison construction have already caused delays in complying ...
Case • 2004
funding available to the CHSC - as of the date of the district court's decision, roughly $55,000,000 had been spent on the privatization solution - this monetary infusion has not yet brought the project ...
Case • 1984
) [69] The plaintiffs' expert witnesses on jail staffing plans were F. Warren Benton ("Benton") and Don Stoughton ("Stoughton"). Actually, Benton was the project director of the Harris County ...
Case • 2006
and Naturalization Service by Neal Mollen; for Human Rights First by Linda T. Coberly and Gene C. Schaerr; and for the NYSDA Immigrant Defense Project et al. by Christopher J. Meade, Steven R. Shapiro, Lucas Guttentag ...
Case • 2007
was present in the [**8] courtroom during the probable cause hearing. Because Mr. Robertson cannot hear voices projected through mechanical devices, he did not know that he was attending his probable cause ...
during his four-year stay in juvenile facilities. Those infractions, which extended his nine-month sentence, included such offenses as sitting in the wrong place in church, daydreaming, and falling asleep ...
, the video camera somehow malfunctioned during this incident. Upon examination, the police investigators noted that there appeared to be nothing wrong with the camera. Two of the four CCA guards were working ...
Case • 2008
. As such, the Alameda County Sheriff's Office will reject all bids and will not award a contract. We have reevaluated our needs and do not anticipate rebidding this project in the near future.? Ultimately, the contract ...
Case • 2008
. As such, the Alameda County Sheriff's Office will reject all bids and will not award a contract. We have reevaluated our needs and do not anticipate rebidding this project in the near future.? Ultimately, the contract ...
Case • 2001
Master did not have the power to order MTA to implement the remedial plan. MTA is wrong about the first; the remedial plan was based on a correct interpretation of the consent decree, and MTA's claims ...
Article • April 15, 2014 • from PLN April, 2014
went to jail. If he was looking at a white woman the wrong way, somebody claimed attempted rape, you know. A bigger fine. Pretty soon they had a very large part of the black population – black male ...
’t believe that we could win,” said one prisoner who was involved in the demonstration. “We proved them wrong,” he added, noting that following the protest they received hot meals ...
Project, said at the time. “Exposing the culture of savage abuse by deputies has been half the battle in putting an end to it – and the federal decree mandated by today’s settlement ...
. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division. The state paid $900,000 to settle a wrongful death suit filed by Mack’s family. The Equal Justice Initiative’s civil rights complaint also cites ...
Brief • October 7, 2009
but not limited 18 to an increased danger of future arrest, of wrongful arrest and conviction, 19 and an invasion of their genetic privacy; 20 b. The amount of personal information that the government may ...
at the ceremony. (Odinists stand during ceremonies out of respect for their godsand goddesses and ancestors, and in order to better project their voices during ceremony. It is believed that the odds of the blot ...
Brief • March 6, 2018
Ohio v. Noling, OH, Opinion, DNA, 2018 [Until this opinion appears in the Ohio Official Reports advance sheets, it may be cited as State v. Noling, Slip Opinion No. 2018-Ohio-795.] NOTICE This slip opinion is subject to formal revision before it is published in an advance sheet of the Ohio …
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