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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 ...
.” The Braidwood Commission’s investigation into the death of Robert Dziekanski gives us much additional knowledge about the causes of these tragic deaths. What follows is a summary of the facts and circumstances ...
Brief • September 14, 2010
, the jail provides a meager ration of two postcards every two weeks, but only if the prisoners qualify for what the jail’s policy refers to as “indigent mail.” Prisoners qualify for “indigent mail” only ...
Brief • 2010
of evidence of alcohol use (which is legal) without intoxication, would only be exponentially magnified by evidence of marijuana use (which is illegal) without intoxication. 3 Clearly, no matter what the “drug ...
Brief • 2010
on Seventh Circuit pattern instruction 7.02) stated that the Defendants should not be held responsible for what other employees did or did not do. Given that the trial was damages only, this instruction ...
Brief • 2009
. I would imagine that you may have potential problems in the discovery process. Hopefully, there are not. But, what I would like to try to do with a case such as this is have regular case m<inagement ...
Brief • July 16, 2007
that the lack of any evidence in the case below showing 5 6 precisely what criminal conduct was found to be the basis for the “loud noise” 7 conviction, shows that Plaintiff’s success in the present claim ...
Brief • January 22, 2004
Filed under: Telephones
prisons. Id. The contract grants each company what amounts to a monopoly on long distance service from the prisons. CP 220-22. During the time period covered by this lawsuit (1996 to 2000), operators ...
Brief • January 22, 2004
Filed under: Telephones
prisons. Id. The contract grants each company what amounts to a monopoly on long distance service from the prisons. CP 220-22. During the time period covered by this lawsuit (1996 to 2000), operators ...
Brief • August 12, 2009
The defendants cannot have it both ways. What the record actually shows is that the defendants did not make individualized assessments here, that the process for imposing conditions does not require individualized ...
informants, with few restrictions or requirements. What follows is a very general descriptive outline of the law of informant use. It is informational only and should not be construed as legal advice. Police ...
Brief • December 11, 2000
to exclude any income exempted by federal or state law from the Sheriff's assessments. R2:241. The official charged with administering the program did not know what was exempt by state or federal law. R2:232 ...
Brief • 2007
personnel staff in prison who are clueless as to what they are doing, or are they? Before I go any further regarding the above abusers of prisoners & prisoner families, I would like to address something. We ...
Brief • 2009
thing was set in motion, you agree a high-risk stop was not justified based on what Officer Twardosz knew at the time.” 4 27 At trial, expert Zwickey was impeached with the following testimony from his ...
Brief • 2004
am familiar, and certainly worse than conditions in one notorious facility that the federal judge who examined it concluded “may press against the outer bounds of what most humans can psychologically ...
Brief • May 16, 2016
Filed under: Parole, Juveniles
, that does not mean a state can administer its system in a capricious manner. Basic procedural due process still applies. 58. What is more, youthful offenders have a heightened legal right to release ...
Brief • May 14, 2018
as: 584 U. S. ____ (2018) 3 Syllabus may result in coverage, not the agreement, being void and the renter’s being fully responsible for any loss or damage, and the Government fails to explain what bearing ...
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