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Publication • 2014
, and in print or electronic format, only by permission of The Sentencing Project. TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary I. Introduction II. Public Support for Punitive Policies A. Historical Changes in Punitive ...
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on the single subject violation claim, Judge Clark also addressed the DOC's claim that neither Kindred Spirits nor the two prisoners had ~nding to challenge the statute. The judge determined that indeed, Kindred ...
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that positive changes are going to be made in Ihe prison system. Even though Moore's predecessor Harry Singlctary's repon on Krell'S death found no wrongdoing, Moore told the commillee thllt more than 21 prison ...
Publication • June 1, 2014
the maximum sentence for a supervision violation—from one year to six months. How are these changes affecting the state’s recidivism rates? We find that the post-realignment period has not seen dramatic changes ...
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Filed under: Private Prisons
the Standards change during the term of this Agreement, the Standards shall be controlling. It is understood that the MOOC shall be financially responsible for all off-site medical services and all specialty ...
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Filed under: Medical
ways to relax. Change conditions to reduce stress; find where there is less noise and fewer threats. You need a mellow frame of mind to handle what we have to deal with here all the time. Overcome ...
Case • 1997
with the Sheriff's escalating needs. In response to these volatile conditions, the consent decree was modified by court order in 1985, 1990, and 1994. The last of these changes permitted limited double bunking ...
Case • 1996
. Inmates of Suffolk County Jail, 502 U.S. 367, 116 L. Ed. 2d 867, 112 S. Ct. 748 (1992), the Supreme Court addressed the circumstances in which an intervening change in facts or law warrants the revision ...
Case • 2004
)(3) is not applicable. [23] I. [24] We will first address the contention that we lack appellate jurisdiction because the order of the District Court refusing joinder of an additional ...
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at levels where a stroke may occur for almost three weeks, but there was no change in the inmate's medical care or prescriptions. After intervention by ACLU Nebraska, the prison sent the inmate ...
and to fashion appropriate relief to address the ongoing 11 constitutional violations. Plaintiffs continue to believe that the Court should adopt this 12 course of action. If, however, the Court decides ...
Brief • 2011
. The Court must first address certain procedural matters, namely two applications to withdraw as counsel and a cross-motion from State Senator Martin Malave Dilan for leave to file an amicus curiae brief ...
Case • 2007
retroactively and for adopting the 1998 guidelines. Among its stated rationales for limiting the 1996 sentencing law to prospective application only, the State argues that the Ohio legislature sought to address ...
Case • 2002
not necessarily mean that no strip search was performed. In March, 2002, Captain Ryan changed the OCCF's strip search form procedure in an attempt to increase the accuracy of reporting strip searches. (Tr. at 100 ...
Brief • 2011
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to 2001, thus 6 denying it due process; and (2) the decision was not supported by substantial evidence. In fact, 7 T-Netix was provided an opportunity to address this issue. T-Netix submitted a memorandum ...
Brief • June 5, 2009
that settlement addresses the issues in dispute and achieves the best relief possible consistent with the interests of the Named Plaintiffs, the Class, and all Class Members. M. After considering the benefits ...
Brief • November 24, 2008
the “the injunction was not addressed to a state proceeding and therefore would not interfere with the criminal prosecutions themselves,” the application of Younger is improper. Moore v. Sims, 442 U.S. 415, 431 (1979 ...
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Filed under: Private Prisons
of improper conduct by GEO, but a number of accounting discrepancies needed to be addressed. The GEO demand letter identified four issues, totaling approximately $357,520, that required further explanation ...
Publication • February 24, 2016
that she did not recall the CPC addressing the loss of POIIWTF revenue and was unaware of why the vendor changed from bulk food distribution to bag food distribution. Other former CPC staff members ...
Publication • October 1, 2016
in the mid-1970s as a result of discontent with the failure of Critical Legal Studies to adequately address race in its analysis and criticism of the American legal system. See CRITICAL RACE THEORY: THE KEY ...
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