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Case • 2004
on qualified immunity grounds. Physician appealed. Holdings: The Court of Appeals, Loken, Chief Judge, held that: (1) prisoner had serious medical need for prompt interferon treatment, as would support ...
Case • 2005
was "playing the system" and not in need of medical attention, he arranged for Diane Mandler, supervisor of the Outagamie County Crisis Program and the Case Management Program of Outagamie County, to evaluate ...
Case • 2003
medications that were prescribed to address his schizophrenia, and there were times that he would [*624] refuse to take them. Pl. Dep. at 12-14, 36-39; Feild Decl. P 5. Plaintiff first had contact ...
Case • 2001
against Amoh for failing to provide adequate medical treatment; a § 1983 claim against Warden Dunleavy and the County for failing to adequately train, supervise and/or discipline Amoh; and state law claims ...
Case • 2006
serious medical needs in violation of the Eighth Amendment. The only issue in this interlocutory appeal is whether Powell is entitled to qualified immunity as a matter of law. We hold that Powell ...
Case • 2009
judgment against him on his claim for deliberate indifference to his serious medical needs and a jury found against him on his claim based on the use of excessive force. It is undisputed that Teague suffers ...
at the time of the suicides in 2006, and has presented evidence that demonstrates the three detainees could not have died by hanging themselves, noticed in the detainees’ medical files that they were ...
Brief • September 12, 1989
YLST, ) Superintendent, California Medical Facility; and ) DR. KENNETH SHEPARD, Medical Director, California) Medical Facility, ) 21 Defendants. ) 22 23 CONSE 89-1233 EJG-JFM E This case ...
Brief • July 21, 2008
States conducted an on-site inspection of Wilson with consultants in the fields of medical care and correctional management. C. On August 30, 2007, the United States issued a findings letter pursuant ...
Publication • 2014
 to provide clean water and humane treatment to inmates during the water crisis, but also punished  those who sought clean water and medical attention, and are now publicly lying to cover up their  mistakes ...
Publication
Filed under: Medical
Death Review Committee (DRC) is a multidisciplinary committee chaired by the Statewide Medical Director and consisting of MDs, RNs, healthcare administrators, and correctional officers. The DRC meets 2-4 ...
Rael v. New Mexico Corrections Department, NM, Complaint, Medical Malpractice, 2017 Case 1:17-cv-00613 Document 1 Filed 06/05/17 Page 1 of 14 STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY OF BERNALILLO SECOND JUDICIAL ...
Brief • June 28, 2021
of the order will be entered and posted in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, and French in every living unit, law library and the medical facilities of the Detention Facilities.2 The Final Order must remain ...
involved with, the medical care provided to plaintiff’s decedent at the Graham Correctional Center. Plaintiff sues Kayira in his individual capacity and asserts state and federal law claims against him. 6 ...
Brief • March 6, 2020
of Oregon. At all times relevant, Washington County was obligated to provide services which promote and protect the health of the adults and juveniles entrusted to its care. This includes providing medically ...
medication to treat or ameliorate the effects of mental illness. As a result, these conditions of confinement virtually assure that prisoners’ condition will continue to deteriorate ...
with the provision of medical, mental health, or nutrition services. We do not seek entry to towers, locked areas with munitions/etc., secured security footage areas, or administrative areas. You agree that certain ...
Brief • February 1, 2013
-worker as a result of an allergy flare-up. 13. Beginning in or around July 2008, Medical Deputy Jeff Zbilski and other Jail employees hung air fresheners and sprayed strong air freshener throughout ...
Case • 1980
and those on medical lay-in status pass the greater part of their time in the living quarters. n13 Inmates in administrative segregation or solitary confinement are kept within their cells virtually twenty ...
Case • 1997
, and that only objective reasonableness applied to denial of medical care cases in this situation." Accordingly, the district court then concluded that qualified immunity and legislative immunity applied ...
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