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Publication • January 29, 2019
detention standards, and whether ICE imposes consequences when contracted immigration detention facilities do not maintain standards. What We Recommend We made five recommendations to improve contract ...
help??? ​ April 2017 (5 deaths) JUNE 2017 (6 deaths) 3 Another Day    Where?  Where does it hurt?    What a STUPID question  when the answer is...  where doesn't it?  Let me ​find​ ​that​ spot ...
Publication • 2020
Filed under: Education
. During one Advisory Council meeting, members went into one of the partner correctional facilities to meet with over 50 students to discuss the overarching framework and collect information on what students ...
Publication • May 2, 2023
Filed under: Excessive Force
. The individual was only wearing his boxer shorts and had marks that looked like quarter to golf-ball sized welts or bruises over many parts of his body. When asked what happened to cause the injuries, he shared ...
Publication • September 1, 2020
; others began missing work. “I’m wondering what’s going on,” he recalled. “Nobody is telling us anything. Then, we see on TV, they’re talking about coronavirus every day.” Late on the morning of April 25 ...
Kickback publication
) for these forms – i.e., who fills out the bubble forms, what information do they contain, when is this information provided/updated, etc.? Do the forms contain all information listed in the bulleted list ...
Case • 1992
waste. Keeping in mind that "equitable remedies are a special blend of what is necessary, what is fair, and what is workable," Lemon v. Kurtzman, 411 U.S. 192, 200, 36 L. Ed. 2d 151, 93 S. Ct. 1463 (1973 ...
Case • 1993
(Ky. 1940). An employer is liable for an assault by an employee "if the servant was doing what he was employed to do at the time of the injury; that is, the act of the servant was . . . reasonably ...
Case • 1995
what plaintiffs sought to accomplish in bringing their lawsuit, and then determine whether the lawsuit was causally linked to the relief actually obtained." Doty v. County of Lassen, 37 F.3d 540, 547 ...
Case • 1997
this Court will later decide what evidence is ultimately admitted. As noted by the Barta court, evidence of the alleged victim's prior sexual conduct (predisposition or behavior) is presumptively inadmissible ...
Case • 1999
of the prison mailroom for handling and searching packages. The warden also stated the policy addressed concerns about fire hazards and space requirements. Finally, in what the district court said was the most ...
Case • 1994
"the contours of the right must be sufficiently clear that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing violates that right." [*458] When loss of good-time [**7] credits or solitary confinement ...
Case • 1995
must use the procedure of "legal mail" in order to take advantage of the rule of Houston v. Lack. (Leonard involved a federal prisoner, but we cannot see what difference that makes.) So in the Tenth ...
Case • 1993
Court stated that, in order for a person to have a clearly established right, "the contours of the right must be sufficiently clear that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing ...
Case • 1995
. Whether something is "atypical" depends on what is "typical" in prison life. What are the "ordinary incidents" of prison life? The Sandin court compared Conner's disciplinary segregation to administrative ...
Case • 1996
"the contours of the right must be sufficiently clear that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing violates that right." [*458] When loss of good-time [**7] credits or solitary confinement ...
Case • 1994
from classification staff. K.A.R. 44-14-309. It is important to note what plaintiffs are not contending. Plaintiffs do not contend that the conditions in administrative segregation violate ...
Case • 1997
to call witnesses during disciplinary hearings at which good-time credits are at stake violates the Due Process Clause. Section 1983 Claim of the Inmate Class What is at issue here is the Adjustment ...
Case • 2004
the end of East Beach, Simmons cried because she thought she was going to jail. At one point, the driver stopped the car, walked to the trunk, and returned with what sounded like a police radio ...
Case • 1978
does not have what is considered normal mental capabilities and intelligence. Further, that said affiant has had problems in the home of said child as a result of said daughter leaving the home ...
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