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Case • 2002
the protections of the Constitution." Turner v. Safley, 482 U.S. 78, 84 (1987). It is difficult to fathom what legitimate penological interest is served by strip searching an arriving detainee when ...
Case • 2003
to see so many white faces" in Central management. Former Assistant Director of Public Services Paulette Smith-Epps testified McClure asked her what she planned to do about the fact that there was only one ...
Case • 1988
what program he developed for the intake of state prisoners at the Burlington County Jail, Call responded: [47] A. I based the quotas that I gave to the county on a weekly basis on telephone ...
Article • August 15, 2005 • from PLN August, 2005
of nonstop crisis. “The staff does the best they can,” he said, “and what’s left they sweep under the rug.” Prison Health Services, a Nashville-area corporation that bills itself as the gold standard of jail ...
definitions of what constitutes largest, the company with the most market share is constantly changing. At any given time either CMS or its rival Prison Health Services (PHS) will be the largest" private prison ...
Case • 2003
, the Court will note that, at bottom, what the Plaintiff is seeking is another review of his parole eligibility by the Ohio Adult Parole Authority ("Parole Authority"). With that in mind, the Court notes ...
Case • 2004
report, one of his teachers reported to the campus police that Williams "several months earlier . . . had expressed a desire to start a relationship with her. She declined his offer." What prompted ...
Case • 2002
and policies. [45] There are six issues that must be addressed in this preliminary injunction: first, what ACS should do when reporting the results of investigations of child abuse or neglect to the New ...
Case • 2003
a bipolar disorder. The question, then, is what is the particular risk of harm faced by Plaintiff due to the claimed deprivation of care. According to Plaintiff's expert, "bipolar mood disorder ...
Case • 1976
, constitutionally invalid. (Authorities). What our cases require is careful examination of any law challenged on establishment grounds with a view to ascertaining whether it furthers any of the evils against which ...
Case • 1989
. Slaton, 413 U.S. 49, 69 (1973). The cases before us today do not require us to decide what is obscene or what is indecent but rather to determine whether Congress is empowered to prohibit transmission ...
Case • 2005
indicates that the Marshals Service consulted with the magistrate judges before enacting the policy, although it is not clear to what extent. The record also indicates that, historically, defendants ...
Case • 2008
from her drawer and put them in the bag, along with bait money that concealed a tracking device. Meanwhile, the teller next to Yadao, Yvette Orona, saw what was going on and went to another teller ...
Case • 2002
in Catholic Bishop. Id. at 401. He concluded the NLRB's "ad hoc efforts, the application of which will themselves involve significant entanglement, are precisely what the Supreme Court in Catholic Bishop sought ...
Case • 2007
) the prevention of harassing solicitation, essentially what we have elsewhere called the interest of "privacy," a sufficient interest.*fn30 [48] But Harris County's argument finds difficulty when its interest ...
Case • 2009
are on parole for what they assert are crimes that were not felonies at common law, though without specifying the exact crimes of which they were convicted: Ann Marie Taylor and Veronica Briscoe assert ...
Case • 2009
-Americans in prison and on parole in California and in the general population in California. The other five Petitioners are individuals, three of whom are on parole for what they assert are crimes that were ...
Case • 2008
? A. Are you asking if I had an outdoor area, would that be better than nothing at all? Is that basically- Q. Better than what you currently have? A. I'm sure that it would be somewhat better, but it still ...
Case • 2003
, the Court will note that, at bottom, what the Plaintiff is seeking is another review of his parole eligibility by the Ohio Adult Parole Authority ("Parole Authority"). With that in mind, the Court notes ...
from a wealthy family, was a victim of what psychologist G. Dick Miller, an expert for the defense, called “affluenza” – a term not found in any medical journal. Miller stated ...
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