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Publication • April 1, 2004
a measurement issue. Studies may lack validity when the instruments and tools used to collect data to not measure what they are supposed to measure. A good example of a problem with validity is when a researcher ...
Brief • December 5, 2022
to this young man’s story. He went to the AutoZone and stabbed a white man just because of what’s happening. Braxton: You hurt somebody? Burgess: Just because of what’s happening with . . . Braxton: What you ...
Brief • April 2, 2020
Filed under: Wrongful Conviction
. She sees her boss’s car (Rizk), and the suspect standing in the parking lot. He asked what time the store opened and Venhuizen said 8:00AM, [Trial Testimony p. 275.] Venhuizen goes to the door ...
Brief • October 9, 2012
., during which I explained in detail the complete history of my eye trouble. I also advised them what Dr. Wohler said regarding "Urgent" and "ASAP" evaluation and treatment needed. I was informed ...
Publication
removed from his job in the law library while he was in Newport, a job that provided him with literary enjoyment and allowed him to help other inmates. From what Mr. Quigley had reported to VP&A, it would ...
Publication
Filed under: Mental Health, Suicides
be required to determine the cause of death (e.g., medical examiner’s autopsy, departmental investigation, state police inquiry, coroner’s inquest). The primary purposes of a mortality review are: What happened ...
Case • 1996
center, and had twice attempted to escape from the Darrington Unit of TDCJ. There was some dispute at the Flowers hearing over what Lane's escape history is, but Lane's grievance records reflect that Lane ...
Case • 1995
infuses the district court's analysis, so we pause to inquire what it means to call an omission from a statute a "gap." [16] Laws often require or permit a court to do something without providing ...
Case • 1999
Herrera-Diaz v. United States, 845 F.2d 1534, 1537 (9th Cir. 1988). But "what[a plaintiff] knew and when [he] knew it are questions of fact." Simmons v. United States, 805 F.2d 1363, 1368 (9th Cir. 1986 ...
Case • 1999
was required to decide what law was clearly established in 1988. Sandin, announced in 1995, is not relevant to what law was clearly established seven years earlier. [35] Furthermore, Sandin does not mark ...
Case • 1999
what [**2] would be reasonable compensation in light of the injuries and damages suffered. While reluctant to modify a determination made by a jury, this Court is confronted with the task of reconciling ...
Case • 1994
disputes as to the movant's version of the facts and (2) any additional facts that the nonmovant chooses to assert. Curry's GR 12(n)(2) submission is cited "P. 12(n)(2) P --." Facts n3 n3 What follows ...
Case • 1996
, 89 n.1, 103 L. Ed. 2d 67, [*837] 109 S. Ct. 939 (1989) (quoting Newman v. Piggie Park Enters., Inc., 390 U.S. 400, 402, 19 L. Ed. 2d 1263, 88 S. Ct. 964 (1968)). 2. What constitutes attorney fees ...
Case • 2005
could be seen by the nurse. The booking officer asked what was wrong and Pool replied that she was pregnant and bleeding. When the booking officer saw her clothes, Pool was immediately taken to see ...
Case • 1982
complaint was conducted by a magistrate for the District Court for the Southern District of Illinois. In his oral opinion, the magistrate concluded: [24] So basically, what it comes down ...
Case • 2003
, and would affirm the district court dismissal, as to Morgan Harris, the head of the county public defender's office. The majority ruling does not accurately state what the complaint, upon which this 12(b)(6 ...
Case • 1995
Custody Units at different facilities, "four or five months [before the deposition], long before [he] ever heard of this case," he had [sat down and started piecing together what it is that [DOCS was] doing ...
Case • 1994
be relitigated. A collateral [**6] estoppel claim is appropriately decided on summary judgment when, as here, "there is no dispute as to what occurred at the state-court hearing, or as to what questions were ...
Case • 2001
`fundamental' liberty interests at all, no matter what process is provided, unless the infringement is narrowly tailored to serve a compelling state interest"). [61] Jones specifically addressed ...
Case • 2006
contact with a person under age 18." Johnson challenged this proposed modification as both vague and impossible: vague, because it "provides no notice to [him] as to what conduct he is prohibited from ...
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