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Brief • November 17, 2010
. The pre-sentence investigation report set forth an evaluation of and plan for Bobby stating that there was no dispute as to what occurred but that due to the “seriousness of the present offenses ...
Filing
to the task of interpreting constitutions and enforcing human rights. We are the losers if we neglect what others can tell us about endeavors to eradicate bias against women, minorities, and other disadvantaged ...
Brief • June 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 • May 29, 2001
her current incarceration, no one has discussed with her where she might live, how she should obtain public assistance and Medicaid and what treatment she might need upon her 10 OS/29/2001 17:30 FAX ...
Filing • March 4, 2016
Filed under: PLN Litigation, Censorship
otherwise failing to give meaningful notice of the censorship. With all of the 16 rejected materials, Defendants did not provide any further information to PLN other 17 than what is noted above. At no time ...
Filing • March 9, 2016
to the task of interpreting constitutions and enforcing human rights. We are the losers if we neglect what others can tell us about endeavors to eradicate bias against women, minorities, and other disadvantaged ...
Filing • September 27, 2016
. Fearing what the Defendant Officers might do, Mr. Walker then exited the car, still without knowing why he had been stopped or why he was being ordered out of his car. 37. The Defendant Officers were irate ...
Filing • October 19, 2018
Filed under: PLN Litigation, Censorship
discrimination behind post hoc rationalizations for censorship decisions, the courts create an atmosphere that tolerates abuses of power that go to the heart of what the First Amendment is intended to prohibit ...
Filing • March 8, 2019
Filed under: Complaints, Public Records
gives no indication of what part of HRDC’s Request is causing the OAG’s search to be so unreasonably broad nor does it suggest that HRDC does not provide a detailed enough description “so that the agency ...
Brief • October 18, 2007
it unreasonable). The Supreme Court has clarified that, “for detention to remain reasonable, as the period of prior postremoval confinement grows, what counts as the ‘reasonably foreseeable future’ conversely would ...
Publication • May 1, 2012
for pre-existing or chronic health issues. Staff will notify the offender as to what time to go to their appointment. Unauthorized Lay-in {Sick) An offender must report sick to staff no less than one half ...
Publication
Filed under: Medical
correctional facilities has adversely impacted the system of health care provided to inmates. What we found In our 2004 Program Evaluation of Inmate Health Care, we found that the Office of Health Services (OHS ...
Publication • December 28, 2016
conflicting stories about what had happened the night of the crime, but ultimately testified that she, along with Jones, Larry Lamb and another man, went to Grady’s home to rob him. Lorden testified that she ...
Publication • April 9, 2009
and indicate what actions the grievant has taken to resolve the complaint, i.e., specific persons/areas contacted and responses received. The IGP supervisor shall review the grievance complaint and designate ...
Publication • February 9, 2016
be a challenging endeavour: ‘‘Establishing a breach of duty—a failure to exercise the degree of care that is reasonable in the circumstances—may be difficult. The central question is: what constitutes reasonable ...
Publication • February 15, 2016
, regardless of what he or she is likely to do in the future. The DOC designed its “Risk Management Identification” (RMI) system—the formal name of DOC’s classification system—to include two sets of assessments ...
Publication
at the time of the offense and drug use history were not presented in the report because of concerns about data credibility. Drug use, for example, was far below what previous surveys have documented. Also ...
Publication
Vandalia Prison Il Fy 2006 Audit STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS VANDALIA CORRECTIONAL CENTER LIMITED SCOPE COMPLIANCE EXAMINATION For the Two Years Ended June 30, 2006 Performed as Special Assistant Auditors For the Auditor General, State of Illinois STATE OF ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS VANDALIA CORRECTIONAL CENTER LIMITED SCOPE …
Publication
Filed under: Work, Prison Industries
On August 25, 2003, after a six day audit conducted by Eagle Registrations, Inc., of Dayton, Ohio, PRIDE’s Lawtey Garment Industry accomplished what only one in five Standard & Poors 500 companies has ...
Publication
Filed under: Juveniles
, and public access to school board meetings. These requirements reflect a shared commitment to parents’ right to know what is happening in their children’s schools, and the community’s right to know how public ...
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