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Case • 2000
it is not within Congress's power to tell the states what may be enforced as a contract in the states' own courts and what may not be so enforced. Though this assertion might have validity in other contexts, here we ...
Case • 2001
in the past or had anything to gain by providing the information. However, although the affidavit tells us what the hearing officer considered, it does not indicate what led him to conclude that the information ...
Case • 2006
the Governor. I have never gotten direction from the Governor."); id. ("We're a different body and we do what we -- what we do based upon the law. So obviously, I'll have to overrule your objection ...
Case • 2008
that ?the previous declarations of the nonvoting members and their subsequent protest avail nothing. The test is not what was said before or after, but what was done at the time of the voting.? (Martin v. Ballenger ...
Article • December 15, 1992 • from PLN December, 1992
(TCI), women are being given parole grants in Program Segregation--also known as "the hole" or punitive solitary confinement--the most maximum security environment possible. What this means is that women ...
stepped down, it remains to be seen whether any substantive changes will occur or what, if any, civil or criminal sanctions will be imposed. The real tragedy, it would seem, is that the public and press ...
between undertrial and convicted prisoners. Lodging undertrial prisoners with the convicted ones leads to what is called "contamination of crime." Many inexperienced young men come into constant touch ...
Article • January 15, 1996 • from PLN January, 1996
. "Staff corruption. The staff here is really fucked up, and what makes it worse is that they are all related to each other and make sure to cover each other's tracks. None of the staff follow WAC rules ...
Article • January 15, 1995 • from PLN January, 1995
of denial of access to the courts. If the law library itself is inadequate, no amount of access is going to let the prisoner do what he needs to do, because what he needs is presumably ...
since the supreme court decided Sandin.... "These earlier post-Sandin decisions implied what we now state explicitly: Sandin did not create a per se blanket rule that disciplinary confinement may never ...
Article • November 15, 1996 • from PLN November, 1996
Calipatria prisoners was transferred to Corcoran State Prison, home to Southern California's 'supermax" (similar to Pelican Bay up north). About 30 Corcoran guards were on hand to greet the bus. Exactly what ...
Article • March 15, 1997 • from PLN March, 1997
) Tip Kindel was widely quoted in many of the articles: "I know there was a concern about what happened at Pelican Bay, especially in the area of use of force, and the department has done what it can ...
Article • September 15, 1995 • from PLN September, 1995
him into F-Block where they continued to beat him. Otero asked one of the guards what was going on whereupon he was struck on the shoulder with a baton. Another prisoner, Renaldo Graham, who had been ...
look at the matter after the fact as to what sanction was actually imposed to determine what process was due. Several courts have held that due process rights must be determined with regard ...
attention to the issue because it has received enormous media coverage, most of it rather sensationalistic. What the mainstream media has down played is that the chain gang practice is being challenged ...
). The article noted that there would be an initial drop in prison populations, followed by a rapid increase until population levels were once again beyond what could be reasonably tolerated. The piece went ...
and other prisoners by guards for assault "has been a serious problem at Pelican Bay," said Steve Fama, an attorney with the Prison Law Office in San Rafael. "What it essentially is, is the establishing ...
Article • June 15, 1991 • from PLN June, 1991
. Meanwhile, the United States spends $16 billion a year imprisoning people. No this article is not from the twilight zone. The figures come from the U.S. government. What comrades should learn from ...
Article • October 15, 1992 • from PLN October, 1992
out as being the art of the oppressed in America. Most of the singers are themselves black and have experienced first hand what it means to be black and poor in the US's inner cities under occupation ...
Article • January 15, 1993 • from PLN January, 1993
that the government was an accomplice to what was happening at Los Espejos because the abuses were continuous." His relationship with Colonel Camacho broke down when they asked him about the cemetery. "What cemetery ...
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