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Publication • 2016
these racially discriminatory laws from the books—but we need your help. What Can You Do? Together, we can empower ourselves, enhance our collective voting strength, and improve the conditions of our communities ...
Publication • December 27, 2019
, that they did not participate in its use during class, and/or that they only followed what they perceived to be an order from Instructor Byrd to do the "Hail Byrd" for the photograph because they feared ...
Publication • January 2, 2019
-chair), Maria Cuellar, James Curran, Mark Lancaster, Cedric Neumann, Christopher Saunders, Bruce Weir, and Sandy Zabell. 1 testimony, what types of quantitative or qualitative statements should ...
since March for his trial on assault and trespassing charges, said he’s become increasingly fearful about what the guard shortage means for his safety, and the safety of others inside. Last fiscal ...
enforcement operations.29 What is clear, however, is that the Equal Protection Clause prohibits the practices described in this case. A police department may not target a racially defined group for stops ...
Publication • December 2, 2014
Filed under: Telephones, Telephone Rates
, and $0.25 per minute for collect interstate calls. This upper ceiling ensures that the highest rates are reduced immediately to the upper limit of what can reasonably be expected to be cost-based rates.19 ...
Brief • August 12, 2013
enforcement operations.29 What is clear, however, is that the Equal Protection Clause prohibits the practices described in this case. A police department may not target a racially defined group for stops ...
Brief • September 26, 2013
Filed under: Telephones, Telephone Rates
, and $0.25 per minute for collect interstate calls. This upper ceiling ensures that the highest rates are reduced immediately to the upper limit of what can reasonably be expected to be cost-based rates.19 ...
Publication • October 1, 1996
Filed under: Prison Life Magazine
considering what h ad been do n e to th ese me n . It was clear th en and it is clear now that if you u·eat Bob Marley, Burnin' and Lootin' me n like vicio us beasts, if you de ny the m access to o pportuniti ...
regarding data processes which has delayed progress. The recommendations of the Monitor and IDOC’s positions on what they will or will not provide related to the V.G. requirement have not changed much over ...
Case • 1997
rights. n22 After this Court set the trial date in this matter and shortly before trial, the defendant conducted what the plaintiffs have accurately characterized as a flurry of activity. See TR 478 ...
Case • 2004
during it, were illegal under the Fourth Amendment. We need not and do not decide whether "Fourth Waivers" are valid, what they mean, or whether suspicionless parole searches violate the Fourth Amendment ...
Case • 2003
' lengthy, argumentative, and heavily footnoted Proposed Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law. First, however, it is necessary to define what a "strip search" is, because--as I have previously noted ...
Case • 2004
] Mobbs then set forth what remains the sole evidentiary support that the Government has provided to the courts for Hamdi's detention. The declaration states that Hamdi "traveled to Afghanistan" in July ...
Case • 1970
of the refusal was "explosive," thus creating an issue of fact as to what his motives might have been in ordering the refusal of service. [27] We think that on the basis of this record, it was error ...
Case • 2004
arrest was said to be "false," and thus tortious, only because, and only to the extent that, it took place and endured in Mexico. Nonetheless, the Ninth Circuit allowed the action to proceed under what ...
Brief • November 23, 2005
daughter and I were forced to sit in a closed car with no air conditioning. It was unbearably hot. We cried and pleaded with the officers to let us go. We were able to see and hear some of what was happening ...
that the prerequisites of Rule 23(a) have been satisfied.” Comcast Corp. v. Behrend, 133 S. Ct. 1426, 1432 (2013).5 The party Supreme Court seeking has been certification clear that what the must ...
to their wellbeing. Yet very little of what we would consider food law actually applies to them. Food law in the United States is both extensive and detailed. The federal Food and Drug Administration and state ...
Brief • October 30, 2024
Filed under: Failure to Treat
to the ground without catching himself. 9 95537616.1 CASE 0:24-cv-01250-JRT-DLM 50. Doc. 49 Filed 10/30/24 Page 10 of 108 The video is unclear as to exactly what portions of Green’s body hit the ground ...
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