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Filed under: Magazines, Pro Se Magazine
and idleness as the leading problems in their facilities.” Thus, cutting programs may actually hinder DOCS from achieving its primary goal, security. So, let’s step back for a minute and think about what could ...
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in studying what it will take to keep people coming home from prison from committing another crime. How, we asked, might prisoners be best prepared for their foreseeable return home? To answer this, we ...
Brief • August 16, 2022
Filed under: Labor Racketeering
and arbitrary nature, his disdain for due process, his extraordinary abruptness, and his cavalier and boorish behavior in the courtroom. The following trial testimony provides a flavor of what it was like ...
that they want. They must know what question the jury will be answering and go about advocating for the right answer. Therefore, this article is largely organized backward from the verdict, similar to the manner ...
Brief • January 7, 2016
. JointAppx 0083, 0102.” Plaintiffs’ Response: Admitted that Captain Healy so testified. By way of further response, Captain Healy “was the one that told [the research and planning unit] what to write” while ...
Brief • January 1, 2013
privacy, because they did no more than record what was plainly visible to members of the public such as Sobin while lawfully present in CSOSA's office.] I. Sobin's website and leaflets dealt a matter ...
problems, and could, because of sheer numbers, go on endlessly," says Bronstein. "Much of what we have learned in the twelve years of the National Prison Project can be successfully replicated in the jail ...
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to fulfill all of these roles well. This situation is not unusual as new programs evolve: It often takes time to fully identify what is involved in specific staff roles. As the Ready4Work initiative took shape ...
Publication • July 26, 2016
in the country. The increases have also created what many have called a “prison industrial complex” that is as problematic as the “military industrial complex” (Shelden, 2010, chapter 2). The Prison Industrial ...
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Filed under: Magazines, Pro Se Magazine
a Closed World: What Constitutes Effective Prison Oversight?” The conference brought together a distinguished group of prison advocates, prison officials, and political and academic professionals from all ...
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Filed under: Military
to current convention. These are artifacts of defense conservatism, finite resources, and Bureaucracy 101. Senior defense and military leadership naturally err on the side of what is known and practiced ...
lack direction on what Preventing Suicide and Self-Harm in Jail: A Sentinel Events Approach 7 robust practice looks like. Vera’s policy review and interviews revealed, for example, that the jails did ...
Brief • 2010
Filed under: Telephones
, attached as Exhibit A-5, ~ 6. When the telephone monitoring system detects what it interprets as an attempt to add a third party, a recording comes on telling the parties that the call is being discOlmected ...
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in determining whether a violation should be sustained and, if so, what the appropriate penalty should be. 6.3 Similarly, the imposition of disciplinary sanctions may also have an impact on future status ...
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Filed under: Telephones
DiGirolamo, attached as Exhibit A -5, ~ 6. When the telephone monitoring system detects what it interprets as an attempt to add a third party, a recording comes on telling the parties that the call is being ...
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are brief summaries of what four of the most recent exonerees lost, and how they are trying to rebuild their lives: Alan Newton, exonerated in 2006 In 1984, Bronx native Alan Newton was on trial for a rape ...
Case • 1992
, in a letter dated August 11, 1988, Dell'Orfano, appearing pro se, initiated what he termed a "Show Cause" action in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Suffolk County ("New York Supreme Court ...
Case • 1996
in a qualified-immunity appeal does not mean that we have jurisdiction to review all of the points addressed in the summary-judgment motion. Only those issues that concern what the official knew at the time ...
Case • 1997
to pursue the litigation in an orderly way. At the end of the day, of course, we continue to adhere to what we said in Cooper's careful spelling out of both the relevant considerations and their appropriate ...
Case • 1997
S.W.2d 374, 380 (Tex. 1993). Summary judgment must be affirmed if any of the theories advanced are meritorious Id. In the instant case, the trial court did not specify upon what basis it granted ...
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