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Case • 1995
on the federal government) rather than to the Fourteenth Amendment (which applies to state actors and has been construed to embody such Bill of Rights guaranties). [*773] What now forces a difference ...
Case • 1997
been ordered to spend thirty days in disciplinary segregation, which generally means confinement to one's cell for at least 23 hours of the day. Oddly, none of the opinions in Sandin indicates what being ...
Case • 1993
County Jail were not receiving any kind of educational services, and what instructional services there were were limited to the areas of reading and math. These are not legal conclusions couched as factual ...
Case • 1995
pecuniary damages. Even Mr. Love's counsel conceded during closing argument that he suffered no pecuniary damages: What did he lose? You can't really say he lost pay because he probably didn't. He wasn't ...
Case • 1994
and was very agitated. Lawrence then heard a noise in the kitchen, and as he turned his head to see what the matter was, Scott hit him on the side of the head. Lawrence was stunned but managed to grab Scott ...
Case • 2004
deadline for an inmate proceeding pro se, but it is silent on when a petition is deemed filed. TEX. CIV. PRAC. & REM. CODE § 14.005(b). In this case, we must interpret what constitutes "filing" of a claim ...
Case • 1981
due process of law...." U.S. Const., Amend. 14, § 1. Of course, due process is a flexible concept, and exactly what constitutes due process in any given situation depends on the nature of the liberty ...
Case • 2005
for the inmates, that's your role as a detentions deputy, isn't it? A: Yes. That's what I do. Not all the deputies there feel that way, but that's what I do. Q: Okay. By lying to protect Deputy Padilla as you ...
Case • 2005
was having a conflict with Zayas, but Johnson did nothing. And finally, Johnson was instructed to personally respond to emergencies -- and for good reason, given what happened. If these allegations are true ...
Case • 1993
] Though the text alone is indeterminate, we think resolution of the ambiguity is readily to be found in what might be called the sense of the matter, and in the import of related provisions ...
Case • 1976
into an attempt by the federal judiciary to resolve a "controversy" between the entire citizenry of Philadelphia and the petitioning elected and appointed officials over what steps might, in the Court of Appeals ...
Case • 2001
, "What is this, n-----s having a clan (sic) meeting?" Blanson wrote a letter to WCC Warden Mickey Hubert detailing the incident and asking that the corrections officer who made the statement be relieved ...
Case • 2000
significance to the present case. However, the court went on to discuss a "what if" issue [**5] -- what if Arizona had [*1108] moved to reopen the judgment instead of the 1972 interlocutory order. Although ...
Case • 1992
, but may give reasons at later court challenge). [19] Scott did not advise Hall what the testimony of the witnesses would be. Thus, Hall had no reason to believe that the testimony would be relevant ...
Case • 2003
in defendants' position had to understand that what they were doing violated the Constitution. [11] All of the plaintiffs are confined at Big Muddy River Correctional Center. The three appellants ...
Case • 2004
of 2000, plaintiff filed a Post Conviction Relief Act (PCRA) petition in the Pennsylvania courts seeking to receive what plaintiff still believed was the proper pre-commitment credit. During the pendency ...
Case • 2024
: Regarding PA Esquetini, Plaintiff fails to allege any facts concerning what he told PA Esquetini about his injuries, what injuries to his arm (if any) were visible, what examination or treatment (if any ...
Article • March 15, 1999 • from PLN March, 1999
that help your case. A busy lawyer is unlikely to read, let alone respond to, a very long letter explaining every hardship you face in prison. Instead, you should explain in a direct way what has happened ...
Article • June 15, 1994 • from PLN June, 1994
of 3 strikes claim it will keep "career criminals" off the streets and in prison. Within what passes for mainstream American politics today no one is seriously opposed to such measures (it should ...
Article • May 15, 1994 • from PLN May, 1994
machinery. The problem slave owners of old faced was what to do with non-producing slaves. Today's slave owners, i.e. the state, faces the opposite problem of having idle slaves who must be fed, clothed ...
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