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Case • 2005
in the assault case.' Id.*fn1 In doing so, the Court of Appeals determined what the trial court meant by its handwritten notation. In Phelps, as in this case, the key issue was not what the trial court meant ...
Case • 2004
on grounds of prescription. [46] 5. Qualified Immunity [47] The Court must examine which parties, in what capacities, are the proper defendants with regard to each individual claim. Plaintiff ...
Case • 2000
.), and McLean allegedly replied, "I did what I had to do to save my contract." (Id.) [48] On or about July 21, 1998, Ashman accused Berweger of improper behavior in the conduct of her duties. Berweger ...
Case • 2003
, states "recuperating from minor surgery" or "treated for a minor foot injury", this is a sufficient diagnosis. [40] It is clear that even what DOCS refers to as a "general diagnosis" may tend ...
Case • 1967
was influenced by irrelevant and prejudicial evidence. Accordingly, the case must be remanded to the trial court for a new trial. [23] It is necessary to decide what importance should be given at the new ...
by a profit-pinching 8% since 2012. So what is a prison profiteer to do? Diversify – and follow the money. The Treatment Industrial Complex While the prison population has dipped slightly in recent years ...
Article • May 6, 2015 • from PLN May, 2015
by criminal justice policies but were also the ones almost entirely absent from what passed as debate. There was a lack of political consciousness and awareness among prisoners, and widespread ignorance about ...
%. The Supreme Court found this was a reasonable balance based upon the evidence, and thereby compliant with the requirements of the PLRA. What the Supreme Court’s 
Decision Requires The Court’s ruling has ...
Brief • November 1, 2007
any change. Argument I. BERNHARDT'S CLAIMS FOR PROSPECTIVE RELIEF ARE MOOT UNDER THE LAW OF THE CASE DOCTRINE The County is not entirely clear what Bernhardt seeks when she contends that her claims ...
Brief • March 1, 2007
adequate medical care. 2. When Katrina hit the gulf coast region, the world watched much of the chaos and tragedy that ensued. Less was reported, however, about what happened to those being held in local ...
Brief • August 13, 2008
be sufficiently clear that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing violates that right. This is not to say that an 5 official action is protected by qualified immunity unless the very action ...
Brief • 2009
now!" "Come on let's handle this foo1." meaning the Plaintiff, Steven R. Ervin was to get a beat down. At which the Plaintiffs response was, "What ever I was in the back room talking about is nobody's ...
Brief • August 28, 2008
to qualified immunity for their participation in the arrests. l It is unclear, however, from Defendants' chaotic and confusing arguments what specific crimes they allege Plaintiffs and Class members committed ...
Brief • October 20, 2008
this information to figure out the facts and circumstances surrounding Roland’s Carnaby’s death to ascertain what happened and why it happened and to analyze whether changes need to be made to HPD practices ...
. . And even if the construction demanded by the plain text is not what the Assembly intended, it is the Assembly that must rewrite the statute, not this Court. Finally, CCA asks this Court to decide two issues ...
Brief • 2007
of 22 Have you presented through this grievance system the facts which are at issue in this complaint? YES c. Document 54 H 1. r\lf your answer to NO [ IfB" J is YES, indicate: What steps did you ...
Brief • October 14, 2014
Filed under: Staff-Prisoner Assault
/2014 1343966 34 and squeeze Mr. Corley’s penis.” (A9.) In response, Corley “jumped off the wall and asked Officer Prindle what he was doing.” (A10.) Prindle responded “by threatening Mr. Corley ...
Brief • 2010
.1997) (stating, in a Title I-ADA reasonable accommodation case, that “what is reasonable for each individual employer is a highly fact-specific inquiry that will vary depending on the circumstances ...
Brief • 2009
to this elite repeater group. ALDERMAN SHILLER: How do you, and what does that mean? DR. FOGEL: [...] I'm telling you we now have identified in the department who the repeater group is. That doesn't mean ...
Brief • 1998
would elicit and describe what inmates told them. 22 statements were made directly to the witnesses, therefore, were not second and third hand hearsay. 23 Respondent further argued ...
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