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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 ...
Case • 2001
of this altercation, officers of the Sheriff's Department undertook an investigation of what had occurred. They took statements from plaintiff, Yonge, and another inmate, Derrick Hankins, who had witnessed the fight ...
Article • November 15, 2007 • from PLN November, 2007
, an exhaustive study of the operation of AEDPA in the federal courts over the last decade confirmed what habeas corpus litigants had long suspected; that the chances of actually winning a non-capital habeas corpus ...
Article • November 15, 2007
" prisons. What is their life like? It is torture. It is isolation, sometimes for years -- 23 hours a day in a tiny cell, with the other hour in a small cage outdoors. It's sensory deprivation -- usually ...
and told to stop complaining unless she wanted to face disciplinary action. What was Hawaiian resident Ah Mau doing in Kentucky in the first place? She was a commodity in an increasingly common practice ...
Article • October 15, 2005
Tallahassee, what I remember most about being there was the silence of the place. It was as though the quiet dignity of all those vets absorbed the city noises of Tallahassee, creating a sort of a black hole ...
Case • 2003
to again violate federal rights, does not make the injunction necessary to correct a current and ongoing violation. This comports with what the First Circuit has characterized as Congress' "ambient intent ...
Case • 1998
be terminated. [17] Alabama argues that because no constitutional violations exist at the jail right now, no "current and ongoing" violation can exist. This interpretation may be a correct view of what ...
Case • 2005
of material fact surrounding the question of the plaintiff's or defendant's relevant conduct -because, under those circumstances, the court cannot determine as a matter of law what predicate facts exist ...
Case • 2008
. Specifically, they embody the right of individuals "to determine for themselves when, how, and to what extent information about them is communicated to others." Id. at 764 n.16 (internal quotation marks omitted ...
Case • 2007
of New York, supra). The test for liability has evolved from the strict requirement of specific knowledge to encompass not only what the State knew, but also ?what the State reasonably should have known ...
Case • 2007
are reasonably foreseeable (Sanchez v State of New York, supra). The test for liability has evolved from the strict requirement of specific knowledge to encompass not only what the State knew, but also ?what ...
Case • 2009
of plaintiff's not being provided an appropriate level of process with respect to whether he should be allowed into the step-down program. Id. at PP 172-185, 241-245. What the step-down unit looks like ...
Case • 2001
termination all information protected by the First Amendment must be purged from the investigatory file. An investigation may not be conducted on the basis of mere advocacy of violent conduct (what the decree ...
Case • 2002
and straightforward, and tell the truth. So I would have a very difficult time deciding against what the police officer says. [18] DEFENSE: Okay. So you would presume the police officer was telling the truth ...
Case • 1961
the prisoner is set free. We repeat what has been so truly said of the federal writ: "there is no higher duty than to maintain it unimpaired," Bowen v. Johnston, 306 U.S. 19, 26 (1939), and unsuspended, save ...
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