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Case • 1983
, and a former state police captain, and he knows better than this to take somebody out under this type of procedure, I appealed to him, you know, to stop what was going on. I said, look, Mullens, I said you know ...
Case • 1981
against whom the judgment on this complaint runs offer a defense of a good faith belief in the legality and appropriateness of what they did. Those defendants in the district court, however, did ...
Case • 1989
by the October 29 beating. Instead, all three state that they do not recall receiving any of the letters or knowing of the threats against him, and then explain what they would have done had they learned ...
Case • 1988
in the adult community as a whole with respect to what is suitable material for juveniles, and (c) is, when taken as a whole, lacking in serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value for juveniles ...
Case • 2003
as a volunteer by the county jail, the industrial appeals judge issued a proposed decision and order reversing L&I;and remanding with directions to determine what medical benefits Mr. Wissink was entitled to. L&I ...
Case • 2002
criminal under Cal. Penal Code § 289.6 (sexual activity by officer with confined consenting adult). [28] In Doe v. Glanzer, 232 F.3d 1258 (9th Cir. 2000), this court set out what a trial court must do ...
Case • 2004
, Richmond says; anyway, he asks, what good would a post-2002 request have done given the OLC's legal opinion? As the Bureau sees matters, however, this is a challenge to prison conditions covered ...
Case • 1993
about what [was] relevant and at issue in this lawsuit." [19] Rule 602 states, "A witness may not testify to a matter unless evidence is introduced sufficient to support a finding that he has ...
Case • 2000
Facility (SSCF), Corrections Officer Erricson smelled what he perceived to be a strong cannabis odor coming from the laundry area. He proceeded to investigate. He looked behind the laundry area and found ...
Case • 2002
this recommendation on a finding that the complaint failed to comply with Fed. R. Civ. P. 8(a) and 10(b) because it contained only generalized allegations, with "no effort to allege what each defendant allegedly did ...
Case • 1996
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 • 2003
interpretation, the legislative power is implicated, and Congress remains free to alter what we have done.'"). Nevertheless, the precedent of the district court is just that, the precedent of the district court ...
she had yet to receive a conclusive report on what triggered the uprisings..." (Reuters). A review by PLN of over thirty news reports turned up only a single quote from a prisoner involved ( USA Today ...
Article • October 15, 1994 • from PLN October, 1994
can be sent to Marion at any time, for any reason, without due process of law. In Bureau of Prisons parlance, dissent and rebellion are "management problems" to be suppressed. What it feeds the public ...
Article • November 15, 1993 • from PLN November, 1993
this evolution in what I call the four R's: Revenge, Repentance, Rehabilitation, Regression. There was a time when Dante's phrase for the gates of hell -- "Abandon hope, all ye who enter" -- would have been ...
Article • March 15, 1994 • from PLN March, 1994
by doing what they can to help prisoners maintain their family and community ties would act differently, but such is not the case. The actual effect of these practices are further exacerbated by the fact ...
. Based on his research of California jails and prisons, Quinn said the "Booty Bandit" trial was about much more than the fate of four prison guards. "Clearly, part of what was on trial here was the guards ...
had a bond reduction during this time. Attorneys Bob Bensing and Robert Toone of the Southern Center for Human Rights (SCHR) and a private attorney, Bruce Maloy, represented Mr. Stinson in what became ...
Case • 1996
in front of me, not only what you said but what Officer Van[]Camp has said. To grow into my own mind the inadequacies of our own Law Library Department and to render a disposition. . . . If you feel, however ...
Case • 2002
gives papers to a person other than the prison authorities). What Houston expressly [**7] refused to countenance is prejudicing prisoners for delays over which they have no control. 487 U.S. at 271. Once ...
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