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of care regarding the prevention of sexual abuse in their facilities. 28. Upon information and belief, at relevant times, Defendant GEO entered into for-profit contracts with governmental entities ...
Brief • August 26, 2020
Filed under: Sexual Assault
. Akparanta’s horrific abuses were or should have been obvious to his supervisors, including Defendants Lamine N’Diaye, Norman Reed, and Does 1–10; peers, including Defendants Troy Hill, FNU Lewis, FNU Collier ...
Brief • 2003
defendants”) who maintain policies and practices which enable male staff to engage in the sexual assault, abuse, and harassment of women prisoners, despite the known and obvious risks associated with assigning ...
encounter with Ms. Molina, defendant Alberts required plaintiff to “keep jigs”—keep watch—for him while he sexually abused AIC Molina. While plaintiff was “keeping jigs,” she was also cleaning and standing ...
Brief • 2007
the prison, including defendant Associate Warden Rau, and to the OIG and the Bureau of Prisons, including to defendant Regional Director Nalley. 16. Defendant Warden Davis was aware of the abuse which had been ...
, 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2021. Plaintiff was sexually abused while an inmate by Defendant Jason Battin, a correctional officer. The other defendants failed to provide adequate supervision and training ...
John/Jane Doe correction officers knew or had reason to know that Defendant Inmate Arroyos was sexually assaulting Plaintiff and putting him in a position of continued harm. 20. To prevent abuse ...
Brief • 2007
by the Constitution’s prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment. 2. Despite a well-documented history of widespread abuse at Columbia Training School, Defendants fail to implement the staff oversight policies ...
Brief • July 11, 2007
abuse at Columbia Training School, the Defendants fail to implement the staff oversight policies and practices that would protect the girls from violations of their constitutional rights. Defendants ...
to know that Defendant Campos was sexually assaulting Plaintiff 21. To prevent abuse, the Defendants should have been aware of and sensitive to the conditions which make inmates especially vulnerable ...
Brief • 2010
, privileges and immunities. 76. Plaintiffs Due Process rights protected by the Fourteenth Amendment have been violated by the sexual abuse inflicted upon her by the Defendants. 77. Defendants TAMERIS ...
and abusive sexual assault and subjecting her to unsafe and inhumane conditions of confinement. 66. The specific acts of defendant Battin individually, and those alleged to be deliberately indifferent are more ...
damages for sexual sexual assault assault and and abuse by abuse of of Plaintiffs Plaintiffs by Defendant deliberate indifference, Defendant MELGAR MELGAR and and the the deliberate indifference, negligence ...
Brief • November 8, 2006
in the custody and control of defendants, plaintiff was subjected to repeated physical and sexual abuse. Plaintiff brings this action against the foster care agencies, officials, and employees who unlawfully ...
Administration for Children’s Services (“ACS”) is authorized by New York State law to investigate reports of child abuse and neglect and to care for children in defendant City’s custody. 6. Defendant Ronald ...
specificity herein. 30. To prevent abuse, the Defendants should have been aware of and sensitive to the conditions which make inmates especially vulnerable. To that end, Defendants have a duty to protect ...
searches and suffered under unlawful conditions of confinement. Plaintiff is filing this suit in her own name but will be joined by another inmate who was also abused and assaulted by defendants Alberts ...
Brief • February 1, 2008
regulations prohibited torture, physical abuse, and other use of excessive force by police officers. 3. During the time that defendant JON BURGE was assigned to Area Two, JON BURGE was present ...
Brief • November 19, 2019
, reporting, and response to sexual abuse and sexual harassment were or should have been well-known to Defendant Grimes, Defendant Wilson and Defendant Workman. 30. The BOP rules and policies created ...
Brief • 2011
. However, Ms. Guzman-Martinez had already suffered and would continue to suffer persecution and harassment, insults, physical abuse, and sexual assault at the hands of State and Federal defendants overseeing ...
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