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Peterson, R.N. of the core team, visited Scioto, Marion, Ohio River Valley, Indian River, and Cuyahoga Hills. It was my judgment that the medical and dental allegations could be fully understood without ...
Brief • August 10, 2023
of Dental Tour #3 Occurred May 8-9, 2018 The decision was made to re-evaluate the dental program in May 2018 rather than start a new dental tour. My report #3 would have been essentially unchanged from report ...
Brief • July 16, 2019
Filed under: Failure to Treat
, Northeast, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87109. My name is 09:00:33 10 Nicholas Bennett, a legal video specialist working on 09:00:36 11 behalf of Trattel Court Reporting & Videography. The 09:00:39 12 court ...
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 • 2001
Appellee Oppong insisted that appellant begin walking on his right foot, again denying him access to a wheelchair. Appellant, in his own words, explained that Appellee Oppong was "indifferent to my telling ...
Case • 1984
: "No evidence having been introduced that warrants my finding that EMIT has been generally accepted by toxicologists and/or pharmacologists as producing a reliable positive result in the absence of independent ...
Case • 2005
"Action Requested," he stated: "#1 To be released from ad/ seg and returned to [general population], #2 remove all these 128-B from my C.D.C. file. 3. Be given a program, and left alone to do my time. I'm ...
Case • 1979
that Appellant acted in bad faith. Such an award is, in my opinion, contrary to both Congressional intent and case law. I concur with respect to the remainder of the majority opinion. [34] Prior to the 1976 ...
Case • 2001
up for months, and I could not spare any of my judges to do so. Shortly thereafter, I swore in five new judges to the Southern District of Texas at one time, which shows that the ones that were ...
Case • 2002
). [61] With due respect, I disagree with my colleagues regarding the constitutionality of applying the provisions of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), 42 U.S.C. §§ 12131-12165 ...
Case • 2000
one reason: this case is factually distinguishable from Wilson. As my colleagues observe, the constitutional question is one for which injunctive relief is potentially available, rendering inapplicable ...
Case • 1974
. For the reasons stated in my dissenting opinion in that case, post, p. 850, I would hold that California's absolute ban against prisoner-press interviews impermissibly restrains the ability of the press to perform ...
worked in crawl spaces under staff housing for days at a time trying to fix steam-pipe leaks, a job that involved cutting through asbestos insulation covering the pipes. "I had white powder all over my ...
in a chair. Minutes later, Bozeman gave birth to her baby, Crystal. I had to catch my own baby, said Bozeman. It fell out into her pants, added fellow prisoner Charla Meadows. Nurse Melissa Blalock removed ...
Case • 2004
be placed on the Internet for world consumption. Once again my family would be the focus of conceivably unsavory and distasteful media coverage." Id., at 95. "[R]eleasing any photographs," Sheila Foster ...
Case • 2005
, the district attorney and the prison psychologist who evaluated petitioner was his long history of alcoholism and the physically abusive behavior in which he engaged when drunk. The crime here, which my ...
Case • 2001
up for months, and I could not spare any of my judges to do so. Shortly thereafter, I swore in five new judges to the Southern District of Texas at one time, which shows that the ones that were ...
Case • 1987
required the application of the procedures mandated by Anders v. California,386 U.S. 738 (1967), to this case. In my view, however, on remand the Superior Court should be able to consider whether appointed ...
Case • 2008
discussed, it does not reflect any of my comments or explanations regarding the issues. Many of the issues discussed had mitigating facts that need to be considered before passing judgment on my performance ...
Case • 2008
stated that, "since they were changing the price to a priority mail fee of $ 4.05 then they need to change my reason [sic] of 1st class postage to Priority mail. This way none of my adversaries can keep ...
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