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Annual report • December 31, 2011
trial without bail. So that is pretty normal. The presumption of innocence isn’t what it used to be apparently.” Litigation HRDC’s Litigation Project provides co-counsel in all censorship and public ...
Filing • July 8, 2022
construe the challenged order. See United States v. Williams, 553 U.S. 285, 293 (2008) (“[I]t is impossible to determine whether a statute reaches too far without first knowing what Case 2:15-cv-02245-ROS ...
Brief • 2007
a headscarf, but she was not allowed to keep it. 86. Cameras have recorded and continue to record Bahja’s behavior 24 hours a day. These cameras have the ability to zoom close enough to be able to read what ...
Brief • July 22, 2005
- of the hearing, luuch less of the evidence against them. The final decisionmaker is not required to provide any reasons or factual basis for his or her decision, and no guidance is ever given as to what conduct ...
Brief • 2000
who purchase it. A stainless steel plate covers one-half of the yard; the remaining half gives the inmate his only glimpse of natural light and the outside world, except what he can see through his cell ...
Brief • 2008
of what was needed to address legitimate safety concerns. Similarly, regarding Defendants’ decision to use a blanket strip search, the case law has long prohibited such searches. Not just ...
Brief • March 11, 2013
. The hearing examiner gave his illness no consideration in determining whether he was guilty of the charged infractions, whether he should be punished for them, and what punishment should be imposed ...
Brief • June 30, 2005
in the medical station and could not come to plaintiff at that time and asked "what do you mean she can't move?" Nurse Hunt was again informed that plaintiff needed to be evaluated by medical staff as her labor ...
Brief • 2009
? 2. If Respondent discriminated against Complainant. what is the remedy? FINDINGS OF FAC! A preponderance of the evidence proves the following facts: 1. Complainant is • devout member of the Sikh ...
Brief • July 19, 2012
served to escalate C.V. What C.V. needed was more Maria Elena Martinez and less Defendant Sanchez. Case law in the Tenth Circuit has established that officers have a duty to respond to the serious medical ...
Brief • December 5, 2011
the case, and instructed him on what to say 17 during a series of “prep sessions.” Mr. Shortt’s defense attorney was never 18 apprised that detectives provided Mr. Cisneros with confidential ...
Brief • 2009
seemed to have had a right-sided rectus muscle tear in the distant past, and (2) Dr. Szalai did not distinctly see a hernia defect but what seemed to be more of a laxity of the muscle of the anterior ...
Brief • 2010
is the Fourth Amendment; 6 1. \,li/hether, and to what extent, Defendants, in a state with a population of 7 over 36 million residents with many thousands sharing the same or similar 8 names, birth dates ...
Brief • 2006
, in order to determine what authority Congress has actually conferred on protection and advocacy organizations. The Protection and Advocacy for Mentally Ill Individuals Act of 1986 was enacted by P.L. 99-319 ...
Brief • October 7, 2009
the cumbersome expungement process. He will therefore face a lifetime of what some 2 researchers have called genetic surveillance, with his DNA continually being compared against 3 DNA taken from crime scenes ...
Brief • 2011
. 23. After being pushed back by John, Officer Gardiner stepped to a position approximately ten to fifteen feet away and drew his service pistol. John asked Officer Gardiner, “ What are you going to do ...
Brief • 2011
Lippert v Godinez Et Al Il Complaint Medically Prescribed Diet 2011 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS EASTERN DIVISION DON LIPPERT, Plaintiff, v. SALVADOR GODINEZ, PARTHA GHOSH, M.D., WILLARD ELYEA, JOSEPH SSENFUMA, LOUIS SHICKER, QUENTIN TANNER, ADRIAN BACOT, LANEL PALMER, ALPHONSO NORMAN, c/o MALDONADO, LIPING ZHANG, M.D., GLORIA …
Brief • October 24, 2007
him in the chest with a bag containing his breakfast. 47. Mr. Krebs attempted to communicate with PADF staff to find out what time he was going to court, but PADF staff refused to attempt ...
determine whether the plaintiff has been deprived of a protected interest, and then determine what process is due. Sonnleitner v. York, 304 F.3d 704, 711 (7th Cir. 2002); Townsend v. Vallas, 256 F.3d 661, 673 ...
Brief • 2009
of determining what fee is reasonable is essentially the same as that described in Hensley [v. Eckerhart, 461 U.S. 424 (1983)]." Commissioner, INSv. Jean, 496 23 U.S. at 161. Hensley instructs: "The most useful ...
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