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policy. For the first time in decades, criminal justice practitioners, lawmakers, and the general public are rethinking sentencing laws, prison spending, and the best ways to address crime and violence ...
Publication • 2022
change; that the new director is more responsive to residents’ and family members’ concerns; and that his approach is more therapeutic. We’ve seen an uptick in release rates, too. We celebrate these small ...
Publication • May 16, 2016
: Addressing Reentry from Jails: Making the Most of a Short Stay ...........27 Targets for Intervention ...
Case • 1997
(a)(2), (b)(1). We must ascertain whether, as used in the PLRA, these terms are meant to include habeas corpus proceedings. The six circuits that have explicitly addressed this issue thus far have ...
Case • 1993
to prisoners' § 1983 suits in two previous cases, neither of these cases addressed the arguments Dixon raises here. See Wilson v. Giesen, 956 F.2d 738 (7th Cir. 1992); Pearson v. Gatto, 933 F.2d 521 (7th Cir ...
Case • 1996
, depended on "whose version of the facts is believed." II. [16] We must first address the issue of our jurisdiction over this appeal. Ordinarily, we have no jurisdiction of an appeal challenging ...
Case • 1995
not address it today, however, because we hold that program participation is sufficiently similar to parole or probation to merit protection by the Due Process Clause itself. [17] Established by statute, see ...
Case • 1997
or petition has met the threshold requirements, but this fact is not the sole basis for determining whether counsel should be appointed. [41] In light of that change, we will not address the constitutionality ...
Case • 1998
law, as modified and changed by the constitution and statutes" of the forum State. A third step asserts the predominance of the federal interest: courts are to apply state law only ...
Case • 2006
could have filed suit earlier, and then the fee cap would not have applied. To explain why we reject this argument, we first address the absurdity doctrine and then we discuss its application to the PLRA ...
Case • 2000
. DISCUSSION [22] While the specific petitioners in this suit may be new, there is little novel about this proceeding, as we have addressed this issue of the delayed transfer of prisoners from the jails ...
Case • 2004
on March 19, 1996. On account of his failure to report the arrest, his failure to report his change of address, his excessive use of alcohol, and his driving under the influence, the Parole Commission issued ...
Case • 2000
will be carried out. Plaintiffs assert that the policy violates the First Amendment because the warden "enjoys complete editorial control over the prisoner's statement, with unfettered discretion to change it, cut ...
Case • 2002
corpus, and not under § 1983. See Preiser, 411 U.S. at 489. Nonnette also seeks damages, however, and that issue was addressed by the more recent decision of Heck v. Humphrey. There, the Court held ...
Case • 2001
Woody and held the prisoner mailbox rule inapplicable to criminal appeals. See Hunnicutt v. State, 952 P.2d 988, 989 (Okla. Crim. App. 1997). However, Hunnicutt and its progeny have not addressed ...
Case • 2002
the offender for a civil commitment hearing does not change the department's obligation, under the statute, to consider the inmate's plan for community custody. The DOC thus had no authority to adopt a policy ...
Case • 1996
to proceed i.f.p. in cases involving imminent danger of serious physical injury. Id. [16] II [17] Before we address the merits of Adepegba's dismissal in the district court, we must first decide ...
Case • 2001
procedures to address his concerns about his sentence, defendant Tillman told the plaintiff that his complaints were unfounded and that his sentence had been correctly calculated. n3 n1 Both parties appear ...
Article • December 5, 2017 • from PLN December, 2017
; was a problem in communities of color long before the current opioid crisis began making headlines. James said reforms like offering MAT in jail have only come now that “the zip codes have changed,&rdquo ...
Article • April 11, 2018
was jailed, she had no idea that the law existed. That changed in early 2014 when law students Erin Lecocq and Cameron Buhl learned about her case. The two were graduating from law school and about to take ...
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