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of the legislature unanimously, there were no token dissenting or protest votes. Here's a rundown on what passed and is now law. Prisons and Jails: HB 2010 is the reincarnation of HB 1054. The latter bill ...
Conventions leave nobody out; all individuals, lawful or unlawful, are entitled to certain protections and guarantees. Some progress has been made in defining what rights the detainees have, but the battle ...
Article • November 15, 2005 • from PLN November, 2005
Filed under: Organizing, Shelter
and the percentage of work that falls into each category. The ProFile is partly sponsored by the American Institute of Architects (AIA), the largest professional organization of architects in the U.S. (similar to what ...
TEH.) Later renamed Plata v. Schwarzenegger, this case morphed into increasingly binding agreements as each prior one failed to convince CDCR to deliver what the court expected. In 2003, CDCR ...
, Justice Department officials were accused of illegally acquiring visas for their Russian girlfriends, sharing classified information with uncleared parties and hiring people through favoritism, in what ...
Case • 2005
into the JDC is more than minimal. See Smook, 340 F. Supp.2d at 1045. There is an absence of evidence in the record to support the Defendants' broad prediction of what might happen if JDC staff are required ...
Times, and who, along with CEO Larkin, founded the paper. "We are not an organization, and Larkin and I are not individuals, that sue people. It's just not what we do. But I feel like if we don't do ...
inner workings, the revelations come as no surprise. Everybody likes to use the phrase good ole boys club, thats what it is out there and they protect one another. There is a code of silence, says ...
. Michigan's experiment is mainly isolated to what are known as the "Hadix prisons," so named after a lawsuit that has put prisons in the Jackson area under federal oversight for more than a decade (Hadix v ...
prisoners to make body armor from newspaper - are spiraling into chaos. Until recently little attention has been paid to what's happening in the state's brutal and violent prisons. But now, following ...
Case • 2005
the defendant failed to reasonably utilize an existing opportunity to avoid the injury to the plaintiff; (4) the existence of a sudden emergency requiring a hasty decision; (5) the significance of what the party ...
Case • 2002
. Johnson completed the EEO Request for Counseling on June 24, 2000, and returned it to USPS on June 26, 2000, along with a signed acknowledgment that she had received "What You Need to Know About EEO ...
Case • 2007
development to justify the application of this affirmative defense. Limited discovery was needed on the question of whether defendants' employees "were essentially acting as soldiers," and I asked, "What were ...
Case • 2001
with what she believed were pistols or squirt guns. Haynie was handcuffed, he and the three passengers were questioned, and the van was searched. Eventually, Deputy Mertens released Haynie and the three ...
Case • 2002
and the possibility of reconstructive surgery was discussed. [28] The Operative Report also contains a section entitled "Summary of the Procedure," in which the doctor describes in detail what he found ...
Case • 2008
pleading deficiencies. This appeal presents questions of first impression for our Court: (1) Under what circumstances may a plaintiff file a complaint using a pseudonym? and (2) What standard governs our ...
Case • 2008
-serving. The tape consists of numerous statements by Oren Gamble as to what he thought had occurred and McCoy's assent or agreement to those statements. That they were self-serving does not make them [*729 ...
Case • 2004
agree with the Fifth Circuit, however, that"since what we are concerned with is the power of Congress...'to regulate Commerce... among the several States'...'commercial' rather than simply any broadly ...
Case • 2001
of the alleged violation such "`that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing violates that right.'" LaBounty v. Coughlin, 137 F.3d 68, 73 (2d Cir. 1998) (citing Anderson, 483 U.S. at 640 ...
Case • 2003
times, "What did you take?" Instead of revealing that he had ingested cocaine, Mr. Graham stated that he had smoked marijuana and drank alcohol. After witnessing Mr. Graham's erratic behavior, a deputy ...
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