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Case • 2004
to address the broader method-of-execution question left open here. The instant holding is consistent with this Court's approach to civil rights damages actions, which also fall at the margins of habeas. Pp. 5 ...
Case • 1999
that the subscription ban helps him manage and control inmate behavior concerning inmate property, the rationale advanced has been previously addressed in the context of the government's interest in security. Similarly ...
Case • 2003
classes during the time it was distributed. (Id. P 92.) Her request to have to the distribution [**8] schedule changed went unheeded until one week before her release. (Id. PP 92-93.) The forensic clinic ...
Case • 2001
the Fulchers may have believed that they were authorized to conduct the operation had changed: Q All right. Now during your July testimony, June testi mony [sic] in the courtroom, I asked you a question about ...
Case • 2003
throughout his stay with notations of certain events relating to his custody in the county jail. Thus, the first page has boxes for the arrestee's name, address, race, sex, date of birth, case numbers, medical ...
Case • 2006
hearing is, at best, a quasi-judicial proceeding. A quasi-judicial proceeding is sufficiently akin to a judicial proceeding to render it exempt from the open meeting law. Therefore, we must first address ...
Article • June 1, 2023 • from PLN June, 2023
. population, to get a sense of how prison populations compare and how state policies have changed, or remained stagnant. Readers may already be asking how the data look by state, or when we’ll have more ...
Brief • October 20, 1998
background and propensities while under the influence of alcohol. Despite the fact that Epperson did not seek prior approval before his change of address, the state was aware of the new address and telephone ...
Brief • November 28, 1994
Filed under: Medical
and incorporated herein, for areas to be addressed.) The standards adopted shall in all respects be consistent with the Stipulation and STIPULATION & JUDGMENT PAGE 4 EVERGREEN LEGAL SERVICES INSTITUTIONAL LEGAL ...
Brief • 2008
of equitable estoppel, Fifth and Fourteenth 5 6 Amendment violations and conversion and negligence. With the exception of equitable 7 estoppel, all the other issues were addressed in Defendants' Motion ...
Brief • 2008
of 16 DktEntry: 6799907 case; Bryan’s fist-pounding violence, irrational behavior, and refusal to follow repeated orders do not appreciably change if Bryan “punched” rather than “turned” off his radio ...
Brief • 2007
Plaintiff does not satisfy, 3 but blurs its challenge to those Rule 23 (a) requirements with the Rule 23 (b)(3) requirements 4 of predominance and superiority. (Brief at 5-9). This Reply will address ...
Brief • 2009
). Prior to the hearing, the Court entered an order addressing the scope of the allegations and the remedy to be considered at the hearing: The scope of the allegations the Court will consider ...
Brief • 1994
of Corrections are jointly 26 27 28 developing. (See Appendix 1, attached hereto and incorporated herein, for areas to be addressed.) The standards adopted shall in all respects be consistent ...
Brief • 2010
to admit or deny the 2. when such document was made; matter for which an admission is request. In such 3. the identity and address of the current case defendant shall set forth the nature of the custodian ...
, in pursuit of high arrest statistics. 67. Chief Castor was aware of the violations of such force policies as the City had and failed to act to address those violations or acted so ineffectively that she ...
Brief • December 29, 1980
addressed to defendant-jurors and marked "legal mail." The following day, Dowd filed an incident report charging Plaintiff with unauthorized use of the mail and refusing to obey an order by his attempting ...
. On October 28, 2015, just two days after his motions hearing, Mr. Weddington mailed a letter addressed to Judge Alexander, in which he stated, “I would like to let [my attorney] go because of her willingness ...
Brief • August 17, 2011
abrogated this holding in Smith v. Bayer Corp., --- U.S. ----, 131 S. Ct. 2368, 2380-81, 180 L. Ed. 2d 341 (2011). This )(3) change in the law warrants reconsideration of the appropriateness of certifYing ...
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Medical Center, San Francisco, California; and zLegal Services for Prisoners with Children, San Francisco, California. Address correspondence to Brie A. Williams, MD, 4150 Clement Street Box 181-G, San ...
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