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Article • May 15, 1995 • from PLN May, 1995
that prison money? Education? Not education!  What will we do?  What will we do? Not to worry, Bippy. A newly elected Georgia congressman who is a retired cop and ex-Newt Gingrich top aide is already at work ...
Article • July 15, 1993 • from PLN July, 1993
orchestrated has achieved a lynch mob atmosphere against prisoners. Its sickening. No one has asked about its causes, like what kind of society is this that creates these dehumanized beings capable of committing ...
Article • January 15, 1991 • from PLN January, 1991
Filed under: Commentary/Reviews, Reviews
populations in the state of Washington, what recommendations to make to the legislature, trends in prison population due to sentencing, etc. The meetings are open to the public and family members can attend ...
Article • February 15, 1997 • from PLN January, 1997
-effective solution for what ails America. He produces a dazzling array of statistical magic tricks to the delight of those who seek proof that locking up more citizens than any country in the world isn't ...
Article • January 15, 1998 • from PLN January, 1998
. The quantity of hard data contained in the report relating to prison-based education and recidivism is sparse. But that is no fault of the authors. Rather, it confirms what I have long suspected: not enough ...
Article • October 15, 2000 • from PLN October, 2000
that would disenfranchise prisoners. Prison activists are fighting Cellucci's initiative. No matter what happens, prisoners will likely remain outside the political system, says Dave Elvin, a prisoners ...
recommended denying her motion to quash. Shabazz objected, and the district court reviewed. The district court analyzed what types of evidence a grand jury may review and what physical evidence constitutes ...
. 1978). On appeal this order was affirmed at 598 F.2d 609 (2nd Cir. 1978). The Supreme Court reasoned that if the First Amendment protects a public employee from discharge based on what he has said ...
. The scope of what complaint may be filed is limited by the charge and by what EEOC investigation could reasonably be expected to grow from the charge, and these individual charges could not reasonably ...
in the work-release program, once it has been awarded pursuant to [statute], which cannot be terminated without due process. What's wrong with this picture? Mainly the proposition that there is a statutory ...
Article • May 15, 2007
and did not have the opportunity to opt out of the class action or to seek his damages through the class action. The court doesn't say what if any notice the class did receive in that case, or what ...
Article • January 15, 2007 • from PLN January, 2007
, the day of the incident. Guards had no idea if the nurse was coming or going and at what time she would receive the notice. They could have easily called her to alert to the medical concern, which would ...
Article • May 15, 2007
into the visiting room, as evidenced in the "visitor's form," was specific enough to give the defendant notice of what conduct was required of her and what acts were prohibited, and the court of appeals held ...
Article • May 15, 2007
litigation about parole discharge planning. Plaintiffs' claims are partly precluded by prior class action settlements. One action, in which the case was dismissed with prejudice (meaning what? the court ...
mentioned exactly what they were doing. The audit also addressed questionable implementation of medical fees. Work-release prisoners were charged $3 co-payments if they initiated a medical visit ...
Article • November 1, 2016
Georgia Sheriff Opens Veterans Jail that's 'Too Good for Everyone Else by A Columbus, Georgia, sheriff opened what's believed to be a first-of-its-kind jail in April 2012 dedicated ...
Article • August 22, 2016
we are very pleased that the FBI has agreed to revise its definition used in data collection so it more accurately reflects what the public understands to be rape and what our current criminal statutes ...
Article • July 15, 2011
to a prevailing party, and that determining what is reasonable requires the district judge to employ the so-called “lodestar method,” i.e., multiplying the number of hours productively expended by counsel ...
to be scared given what the evidence was," he said. "The amount of the settlement tells you what the defense felt. Insurance companies don't just give away money." Under terms of the settlement, Barry received ...
Article • April 2, 2018 • from PLN April, 2018
the wounded, mentally ill man, “This is what you get. Remember I did this.” In court documents, prosecutors revealed disturbing details about the case, including that Coll had bragged that he should ...
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