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Case • 2001
that they are challenging tariffs. They say their objection is to the deals by which the correctional authorities in Illinois have granted exclusive rights to telephone companies in return for what the plaintiffs ...
Case • 2003
during this time, Barwick's mother called Phillips to find out what was being done to help her son. Davenport took the telephone call and then handed the phone to Minor. Minor told Mrs. Barwick to call ...
Case • 2001
in purpose or effect," id., at 248- 249, as to "transfor[m] what was clearly intended as a civil remedy into a criminal penalty," Rex Trailer Co. v. United States, 350 U.S. 148, 154 (1956). [24 ...
Case • 2001
failed to present any evidence that they investigated those persons to determine what their involvement may have been. Within a few days after the Trivia Contest emerged in the Facility, despite a lack ...
Case • 2003
in this particular instance and what he views as the statute's policy underpinnings. On these facts, plaintiff argues, to apply the statute as written would be to contravene the statutory purpose because ...
Case • 2005
) for reconsideration of the judgment dismissing their case. But whether the appeal brought up for review not only the denial of the motion but also -- what is much more important given the limited scope of appellate ...
Case • 2002
with a view. [16] Much of Burrell's claim rested on what he said were Allen's known and demonstrated violent proclivities. Allen was involved in several earlier incidents and was disciplined by prison ...
Case • 2003
Court has "stated t ime and again that courts must presume that a legislature says in a statute what it means and means in a statute what it says there." Conn. Nat'l Bank v. Germain, 503 U. S. 249, 253-54 ...
Case • 1981
the originals so that those responsible for following up on the matter would be aware of what he had done. The notice read in pertinent part: You are being transferred to Maximum Isolation for Inciting a Riot ...
Case • 1986
for the probable loss of the future earnings. Kaczkowski v. Bolubasz, 491 Pa. 561, 566 n.7, 421 A.2d 1027 (1980). We must determine to what extent there has been a loss of earning power. Mazi v. McAnlis, 365 Pa. 114 ...
Case • 1989
. at 455-56. [29] Although "some evidence" is not much, and obviously ranks far below what would be sufficient in a criminal or civil trial, it still must point to the accused's guilt. In Viens v ...
Case • 2005
") to prevent Porter from working on the Lassen Yard. At another time, Wheeler told another sergeant in Porter's presence, "what is that fucking bitch doing on my yard?" [30] B. DeSantis [31] A week ...
Case • 1982
, answer the question of what process is due before that opportunity is taken away. Nor does it answer the specific question presented by [**17] this case of whether and under what circumstances ...
Case • 2001
failed to present any evidence that they investigated those persons to determine what their involvement may have been. Within a few days after the Trivia Contest emerged in the Facility, despite a lack ...
Case • 2002
Rule 41(a)(2), it failed to fully examine whether Hargis's request for dismissal without prejudice should be granted, and under what conditions, in light of the defendants' objections and request ...
Case • 2001
without violating the law, even though such items, like the built-in cell phone, could not find their way into prison quarters. [16] Thus, we must decide what the legislature meant by bringing ...
Case • 2002
the above summary is somewhat oversimplified, petitioner's statement of the law is substantially correct. As an initial matter, then, the court must determine what, if any, statutory law, rule and/or policy ...
Case • 2003
of the court's proposed verdict form, as originally drafted, read as follows: 3. What amount of damages do you find were sustained by the Estate of Scotty Sisk? $ _________________________ 4. What damages do you ...
Case • 1997
on the ground [**7] that his disciplinary appeal put Defendant Hatcher on notice of Plaintiff's allegations, and that Hatcher did nothing. Objection at 7-8 ( # 79). This is not what the appeal says, however ...
Case • 2003
202, 206-07 (D.C.Cir.1985). But what § 1350 does not mean has been decided. In the Tel-Oren case both Judge Bork and Judge Robb, in their separate concurring opinions, rejected the Second Circuit's ...
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