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Brief • November 1, 2004
up-all relating to what had just upset the guards about Miranda. 35. Miranda ran into his cell and yelled for the guards to close his cell door, while he was inside his cell and Kell was outside. 36 ...
Publication
Filed under: International, CIA
Introductory remarks – an overview 1. What was previously just a set of allegations is now proven: large numbers of people have been abducted from various locations across the world and transferred to countries ...
Publication • August 15, 2021
Filed under: Racial Profiling
factors. First, Aurora Police’s culture leads to the frequent use of force, often in excess of what the law permits. Training is ad hoc and does not address specific needs of the organization as shown ...
Publication • February 19, 2016
Report Highlights................................................................................................................. i What Was the Purpose of This Project ...
Publication • February 19, 2016
Filed under: Sexual Assault
................................................................................................................. i What Was the Purpose of This Project? .......................................................................... i How Was This Project Conducted ...
Publication • February 24, 2016
Filed under: Police Misconduct
to patrol the district for 30 minutes following receipt of the complaint, the DOJ investigator inquired about what calls had come in through dispatch. The officer initially skipped over the domestic violence ...
Case • 1997
to a particular case or controversy, and Congress may not declare by retroactive legislation that the law applicable to that very case was something other than what the courts said it was. [27] Id. at 227 ...
Case • 1997
to do with prison confinement. During certain dates of my confinement I received several conduct violations and wasn't permitted to tell my side of the incident because nobody understood what I ...
Case • 1998
are "categorically binding upon every Jewish man and woman." JA at 64. Kosher laws dictate what foods can be eaten and how they can be prepared. Kosher food cannot be prepared in a non-kosher kitchen, but a sealed ...
Case • 1991
official would understand that what he is doing violates that right." Anderson v. Creighton, 483 U.S. 635, 640, 97 L. Ed. 2d 523, 107 S. Ct. 3034 (1987). [**6] Defendants argue that prison inmates do ...
Case • 2004
five and one-half months of his stay at Graham, he had a non-smoking cellmate for only two and one-half days. Throughout this time, Lehn communicated his strenuous objection to what he perceived ...
Case • 2002
be pursued once the frustrating condition has been removed; and claims of specific cases that cannot be tried, no matter what official action may be in the future. Regardless of whether the claim turns ...
Case • 2003
, the convicting court weighs the evidence of the applicant's guilt against the new evidence of innocence. Id. at 207. [13] We have never discussed what effect, if any, a guilty plea would have ...
Case • 1991
on these facts is clouded by the fact that Dr. Mendoza made several late entries onto the medical log, making it unclear precisely when he saw Howell and what he actually did. [19] B. Procedural History ...
Case • 2002
are sufficiently precise that those who are subject to it can reasonably understand what is required, and the agencies charged with its execution can reasonably understand what they must do. Because its terms ...
Case • 2004
process. If Illinois wants grievances to be more detailed, it must adopt appropriate regulations and inform prisoners what is required of them. Riccardo is entitled to a decision on the merits of his ...
Case • 2000
litigation has ensued on the issue of what duration and conditions of restricted confinement within a prison meet the Sandin standard. In cases dismissing Sandin claims before trial on defendants' motions ...
Case • 2000
of the defendant's right to represent himself. What this is is a case of implicit waiver in the strict, the intentional sense. The defendant did not want to represent himself, though he didn't say so in so many words ...
Case • 1996
not increase the fifteen-year maximum sentence, but only made [**9] it mandatory, stating that "the effect of the new statute is to make mandatory what was before only the maximum sentence." Id. at 400. "Removal ...
Case • 2001
incident to or necessary and proper in the exercise of its functions. Exec. Order No. 6917 (Dec. 11, 1934). n3 "Federal Prison Industries shall determine in what manner and to what extent industrial ...
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