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and every ch1iin, demand, right or Co.use of action of whats never kind or nature, past. present or future~ and dm11ages by rcHSCln or alleged acts or omissions arisi ng out of an incident that occurred c1t ...
Brief • June 15, 2021
by omission, there is simply no Circuit prohibition against the arguments in question; and particularly where the punitive damages claims permit argument akin to what Defendants object to. Specific language ...
Brief • June 15, 2021
of the facts relevant to this case. As legal authority supposedly supporting their position, the Defendants cite to a line of cases concerning what are commonly referred to as “apex depositions.” But Rogers ...
or specialized investigative technique" and the release of the video of the basketball court at the time alleged would not be in violation of 5 ILCS 140/l(v). The family has a right and need to know what occurred ...
Brief • July 7, 2015
Filed under: Excessive Force
the FACTS supporrlng Count 1. Describe exactly what each Defendant did or did not do that violated your rights. State the facts clearly in your own words without citing legal ~~~~~.:L.~~~~~~~..S:=Slo ...
Brief • June 19, 2012
Retaliation 0 Excessive force by an officer □ ·Threat to _safety D Other: - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - Supporting Facts. State as briefly as possible the FACTS supporting Count I. Describe exactly what ...
Brief • April 16, 2013
Filed under: Failure to Treat
affidavit shows otherwise. Paragraph ten of his affidavit describes what he 7 believes are the causes and treatments for torticollis. (Pl.’s Mot., Ex. A, Dr. Thomas’s 8 Preliminary Affidavit (“Prel. Aff ...
Publication
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Publication • 2017
with Enemies What Hurts the Most-----Tynessa What They Want White Man's Justice Black Man's Grief Whoreson Wife Extraordinaire Wifey Woman of the World Women Woodmills of the Gods Working Girls Working ...
Publication • 2017
. For states that calculate wages on daily, weekly, monthly, and annual bases, I calculated the hourly rates based on work hours per day and work days per month, according to the written policies or what ...
the myth: What do states get when they embrace incarceration for profit, besides thousands of dollars in contributions to local campaigns and elected officials? The answer is far from what companies like ...
Publication • June 2, 2016
, inventories, health and safety and training issues. DETAINEE HANDBOOK: The Detainee hand book covered all aspects of what is required at the facility. The handbook leaves no question as to what is expected from ...
Publication • March 9, 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
to learn what’s happening where your correctional facility is located. Persons entering correctional facilities can have infections either Because of travel from, or through, a highly prevalent region ...
Case • 1999
inflicted is not fixed. What constitutes a wanton state of mind must be determined in light of the circumstances surrounding the infliction of abuse." It continued: [34] "In the case of officials ...
Case • 2000
that the standard for determining Eighth Amendment liability is wantonness, but "the state of mind that satisfies the requirement that the physical abuse be wantonly inflicted is not fixed. What constitutes a wanton ...
Case • 2001
. This allegation was reported to Liggett, who assigned Robert McLean to investigate. Tate testified that Whetzel threatened that he would lengthen her stay at YDC if she told anyone what he had done, so Tate gave ...
Case • 2002
, 483 U.S.635, 643 (1987)). When there are unresolved disputes of historical fact relevant to whether the officer had probable cause and to what information he possessed -- and thus to whether he may ...
Case • 2006
to "such administrative remedies as are available," §1997e(a)'s text strongly suggests "exhausted" means what it means in administrative law. P. 11. [14] (2) Construing §1997e(a) to require proper exhaustion also ...
Case • 1998
" or expected incidents of prison life. Id at 486. The Court's specific reference to administrative segregation as "typical" of what can normally be expected as an incident of prison life prompted some courts ...
Case • 2004
car, and asked Tinius for his name and what he was doing. Tinius replied that he was "just walking down the road." Plaintiff's Suppl. App. at 5. Tinius refused to give Deputy Potthoff his name. Tinius ...
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