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Case • 2001
decide what to do. During this detention, Ms. Young was strip searched. [14] On Monday morning in the courtroom, the municipal court judge determined that the wrong person had been arrested ...
Case • 2001
, but the prison did not "bounce " his withdrawal orders. Rather, it granted what it saw as a kind of overdraft protection, provided the goods and services, and placed a hold on the account so that it could ...
Case • 2001
the grant of summary judgment. Addressing this question involves two distinct but inter-related inquiries: first, we consider as a formal matter what significance or authority -- what preclusive effect ...
Case • 2002
were shaking and he had an accelerated heart rate. Officer Monahan detected what he believed was the odor of burnt marijuana. He asked the defendant if he had been smoking marijuana. Officer Monahan ...
Case • 1991
] monitored in that MCC officials listen to what he is saying even when he is speaking to his attorneys; [*1161] (11) he is required to seek special authorization days in advance to make additional phone ...
Case • 2004
what had happened and was taken to an outside hospital for treatment. Defendant State of New York, for its part, denies that the claimant was assaulted. Leading up to the attack was a series of letters ...
Case • 2002
the shock threw the prisoners forward, and what the medical consequences for Ueland had been). Instead, after reciting a few uncontested points, such as that a collision had occurred and that the chase car's ...
Case • 2005
concluded that Pineyro's condition could not be adequately addressed in a BOP facility. The vague promises given by the BOP about what it could do to accommodate Pineyro did not begin to compare ...
Case • 1994
Corp., 410 Mass. 805, 808-809, 575 N.E.2d 1107 (1991). *fn5 What remains is the question whether the factual dispute was material. See Beatty v. NP Corp., 31 Mass. App. Ct. 606, 607-608, 581 N.E.2d 1311 ...
Case • 2009
. I. DAMAGES TO REPUTATION AND CHARACTER According to Prince, Richardson on Evidence, ?[c]haracter and reputation are not synonymous. Character is what a person is morally; reputation is the estimate ...
Article • September 15, 2004 • from PLN September, 2004
not going to be subjected to that," Beaver says of the Promise Keepers program. "I'm not going to be forced to participate in something I don't believe in." What happened to Beaver isn't the first time ...
no sexual contact with Solaita whatsoever. "I denied everything. I was scared of what would happen," she now admits. Guzman-White finally told the truth in September, 2000, after prison investigators ...
Case • 1994
Corp., 410 Mass. 805, 808-809, 575 N.E.2d 1107 (1991). *fn5 What remains is the question whether the factual dispute was material. See Beatty v. NP Corp., 31 Mass. App. Ct. 606, 607-608, 581 N.E.2d 1311 ...
. That's what Courtney Countee, Jessie Kerwin, Daniel Lucas, Jason Morrison, Cladius Jefferson and Michael Toro endured at the hands of the Sacramento County jail's Custody Emergency Response Team (CERT ...
Case • 2004
] What is not clear, and what the defendants have failed to show, is that Kelly treated plaintiff's complaint as a "grievance" in accordance with the regulations. Irrespective of whether plaintiff filed ...
Case • 2008
stitches. (Erickson Aff., Ex. A at 5.) The report has a blank box entitled "IF WEAPON INVOLVED -- WHAT" and Officer Kamin wrote "N / A" in that box, indicating that no weapon was involved. (Id.) A subsequent ...
expense for keeping a prisoner at $34,000 per year – and twice that much, $68,000, for prisoners older than 50. Both demographic factors and get-tough sentencing have transformed what were once mere ...
We Wanted To Find Troubled Jails, So We Counted The Bodies by Ten jails. More than 40 deaths. What happened in one year? By Ryan J. Reilly & Dana Liebelson, The Huffington Post ...
by representing himself. Allen knew, and stated clearly, that this was no choice at all. But instead of doing what most defendants do, and simply accepting the fact that he was doomed, Allen stood up for his ...
Article • February 11, 2019
be condemned. Historically, defense attorneys had only gathered personal information about the defendant within the narrow bounds of what is relevant to either an insanity defense, or what is called a &ldquo ...
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