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on services and security measures that the contracts require and prisoners have a constitutional right to receive. As the old adage says, You get what you pay for. Catching Her Own Baby It seems that CCA ...
Case • 2003
. But numerous precharge conferences were focused on questions of (1) whether, and on what basis, qualified immunity was available if the jury disbelieved Dingler's self-defense theory, and (2) whether qualified ...
Case • 2002
. The number of permanent beds was limited to what local services providers who wished to operate RTFs proposed to create and, in 1995, the number of beds reached 518 and has not increased since then. See id ...
Case • 2001
. The Court disagrees. While it is premature to decide what specifically the jury will be told, the Court envisions a simple explanation to the effect that "the law" calls for the participation of independent ...
Case • 2001
testifies that he used the knee strikes to buckle Wright's legs: A. Okay. Prior to that, as he started kicking around, I delivered what's called several knee strikes which is delivered to the common ...
Case • 1994
unsupported by consideration is not enforceable as a contract. [2] Contracts -- Consideration -- What Constitutes. An agreement presented as a "take it or leave it" proposition is not supported ...
Case • 2009
and told [*15] the court, "Ultimately I will be making a decision what happens with this case as a unit leader and I will be gone until May 30th. Even if we get the reports today it's optimistic that we ...
Case • 2005
. Wilmore's report did not specify what this information was, however. [26] During his testimony at Washington's trial for the rape and murder of Williams, Wilmore gave the following pertinent testimony ...
Case • 1993
and citation-free 1923 decision concerning the admissibility of evidence derived from a systolic blood pressure deception test, a crude precursor to the polygraph machine. In what has become a famous (perhaps ...
of trauma indicative of a beating. What neither the autopsy nor the FDLE report noted, however, was that toxicology tests showed Ellington had a potentially toxic level of a blood pressure medication, called ...
nothing. Viewing the footage, Mohr, a former psychiatric nurse and now retired professor of nursing, expressed disbelief. “That’s what we’re there for in hospitals, is to prevent ...
Brief • October 27, 2007
other guidance given to that officer on when to use 10 certain parts of the use of force continuum? A. Besides the policy, no. At Page 43: Q. Under what circumstances would it be permissible to use ...
Brief • October 4, 2006
and adjacent common areas of his unit. He was not given a clock or a watch and for most of the time of his captivity, he was unaware whether it was day or night, or what time of year or day it was. In addition ...
Brief • 2005
in Dr. Basler’s examination record of the patient, one day after being released from jail. (Hoffman Dep. pp. 14-17). Dr. Hoffman was asked “what would severe hemorrhoids with occasional bleeding indicate ...
Brief • 2010
if the tip was a “911" call. (C-21)(A-16) Todd never spoke with dispatch. (A-30) Todd did not know what time the anonymous tip was called in to the Paris Police. (C-22)(A-17) Todd could not testify that, prior ...
Brief • 2008
. There is nothing wrong with an attorney, or a representative of an attorney, talking with a witness for the purpose of learning what the witness knows about the case and what testimony the witness will give ...
Brief • 2008
. There is nothing wrong with an attorney, or a representative of an attorney, talking with a witness for the purpose of learning what the witness knows about the case and what testimony the witness will give ...
Brief • 2006
Defendants have provided no further definition of these terms than what is provided in the Ordinance itself. (Deposition of Donald A. Colvin, Jr. (“Colvin Dep.”), Ex. 2, ¶ 3). 6. Defendants have also ...
Article • May 1, 2023 • from PLN May, 2023
the preliminary injunction in September 2022, he not only reminded LASD of that ancient order to provide every detainee a mattress; he also erected several important curbs on what LASD can do in its jails. Under ...
Brief • 2010
of reasonable suspicion. Thus, the only remaining issues as to plaintiff Rattray’s claims pertain to what, if any, 1 The policy of the Woodbury County Sheriff’s Department (the Department) now requires ...
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