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Brief • April 28, 2017
are made by a number of lawenforcement agencies, including the Houston Police Department and the police forces of smaller municipalities, the Texas Department of Public Safety, and the Harris County ...
Brief
. ¶ 10. These averments are not sufficient. First, evidence related to delayed receipt of medical requests simply proves that the County’s policy was ignored. Second, Charles Gallion’s account of delayed ...
Case • 1998
to carry out his threats. In United States v. Fonner, 920 F.2d 1330 (7th Cir. 1990), for example, the defendant sent a death threat to the commander of the Illinois State Police. The threat mentioned ...
Case • 1994
prepared a police report. The Marshals laughed and joked during this wait. Eventually Marshal #2 suggested that medical care should be pursued. Marshal #1 sloughed off this suggestion. Marshal #1 then drove ...
Case • 1991
a single police department, as opposed to a state-wide prison system. Thus, Starke does not alter either the Supreme Court's decision in Thompson or our decisions in Bills and Masters v. Crouch, 872 F.2d ...
Case • 1996
into a general melee when another inmate shouted "Rodney King!" (The police officers who had been prosecuted for using excessive force in arresting Rodney King had just been acquitted, provoking a race riot in Los ...
Case • 1991
is never "so small or trifling that the law takes no account of it."*fn19 That holding is no less valid today. Rather, we hold that when the sole object of a suit is to recover money damages, the recovery ...
Case • 1997
and jailed because police officers have not received proper training in the recognition of and aid for seizures. Often, after being arrested, they are deprived of medications while in jail, resulting ...
Case • 2002
the police. [19] In September 1996, the Department of Corrections referred Albrecht for potential civil commitment as a sexually violent predator. Apparently unaware that the State was considering ...
Case • 2001
, and [**5] Dr. Davirro as defendants. Gil also sought to proceed in forma pauperis but did not include an authorization for the Clerk of Court to collect the full filing fee from his prison account ...
Case • 2000
reasonable limits, to guard against the loss of pro se claims due to technical defects. See, e.g., Balistreri v. Pacifica Police Dep't, 901 F.2d 696, 699 (9th Cir. 1990). The net result is that pro se ...
Case • 2004
and that his sentence would be served at one hundred percent. At the plea hearing, the state provided the following factual account of the defendant's offenses: In April of 1999, the defendant had sexual contact ...
Case • 2005
confused Pruden. Nor is there any reason to think that the circumstances of the questioningin a police car on the way to courtwere particularly intimidating. Pruden points out that he had "literally ...
Case • 2002
be qualified, experienced, and generally able to conduct the [*290] proposed litigation. See Retired Chicago Police Assn. v. City of Chicago, 7 F.3d 584, 598 (7th Cir. 1993). The party seeking certification has ...
Case • 2006
for good-faith arrest decisions that later prove to be incorrect could endanger public safety by deterring police from making proper arrests. [59] The conduct at issue in Kinegak - keeping records ...
Article • June 15, 2002 • from PLN June, 2002
remember; I wanted to get Carlos a Nintendo. I wanted to close up my business. My accountant and my husband were sitting there getting the daily deposit ready. I saw all these people coming in from every ...
Case • 2004
' §§ 1981 and 1983 discrimination claims was that defendants selectively maintained disciplinary proceedings against them on account of race, the claims accrued at the time plaintiffs knew, or had reason ...
Case • 2001
years and, therefore, the use of force policy is not followed. What the law requires, however, is a more precise showing that in spite of these written polices that the corrections department actually ...
Article • September 15, 2007
Filed under: Commentary/Reviews, Crime
not believe that people are in jail because they deserve to be. They are in jail simply because they cannot avoid it on account of circumstances which are entirely beyond their control and for which ...
Case • 2003
terrorist attacks since Omar purchased an airplane ticket for the morning of September 11th from the same internet account and in the same state as two of the known hijackers. Plaintiff alleges that FBI ...
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