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Publication • May 27, 2016
); • Inadequate medical access (Section VIII); • The Facility’s inability and/or unwillingness to accommodate religious diets (Section IX); and • A general feeling among the detainees that they were abandoned ...
Publication • June 2, 2016
Point Restraints applied/used ')ffender I Detainee Medical Referrals as a result of injuries su tained. Escapes o # Psychiatric Cases referred for Outside Care 4 o o o o 0 o o An y attempted ...
Publication • June 2, 2016
.:. .•. : : ; >:' ",;·.· ·.·•. • .• ;. In-processing includes orientation information. r8J 0 0 Medical screenings are periormed by a medical staff Q! persons who have received specialized training for the purpose of conducting an initial health ...
Publication • June 2, 2016
and is supported by jailers. Consolidated Correctional Food (b)(7)epersonnel that include (b)(7)e shift supervisors and(b)(7)e Service provides food services, and Marshall County provides medical services ...
Brief • September 30, 2013
DEFENDANT TO TRANSFER ADX PRISONER, JONATHAN FRANCISCO, FOR A MEDICAL EVALUATION AND TREATMENT Pursuant to F.R.Civ.P. 65 and 42 U.S.C. §10807(b), Plaintiff Center for Legal Advocacy (“CLA”) respectfully ...
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Filed under: Guards/Staff
and compared within the following management, support business administration, categories: operations, programs and services, medical and treatment, control unit supervision, internal activity points, perimeter ...
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, and therefore it is unable to determine the success of its programs. Finally, the use of telemedicine is in the early stages and although the receiver plans to transition additional medical care to telemedicine ...
Case • 2001
worse by exposure to environmental tobacco smoke ("ETS"). Medical documentation submitted with the complaint supports this allegation and defendants do not dispute that Alvarado's asthma is severe ...
Case • 2002
denied him adequate medical and nutritional services. Both parties agree that the case should be remanded for further proceedings, and we will do so. Therefore, we set out the procedural background in some ...
Case • 2004
. For the following two weeks, claimant's hand was rebandaged daily. The stitches were thereafter removed. Claimant stated that she advised medical personnel at Taconic that she had no feeling in her hand ...
Case • 1998
, they knowingly placed him in lockdown without the essentials needed to sanitize himself. Bradley alleges that the prison officials were deliberately indifferent to his medical needs and that his inability ...
Article • December 15, 1997 • from PLN December, 1997
and Training Recommendations: Based on the Medical Implications of Oleoresin Capsicum," by Darrell Ross, PPCT Director of Research. Oleoresin Capsicum (OC; pepper spray) is now widely used by police departments ...
Case • 2008
on Gillard's Eighth Amendment claim arising from delays in administering his medication. See Johnson v. Blaukat, 453 F.3d 1108, 1112 (8th Cir. 2006) (standard of review). First, there was no evidence ...
Case • 2001
a three-count complaint. Count One, brought under 42 U.S.C. sec. 1983, claimed a Fourteenth Amendment violation in that the officers were deliberately indifferent to her serious medical needs. Count Two ...
at the hands of the jail’s private health-care provider. His saga began when he complained to guards about his injured back. Before his arrest he managed the pain with prescribed medication and regular ...
Brief • December 7, 2011
and employees of the Prison, including Defendants identified below; (b) were personally responsible for the medical care of inmates of the Prison like Plaintiff; and (c) personally participated ...
In-the-News Article • January 1, 2007
PLN briefly mentioned in article about jail medical care in FL Jan. 1, 2007 Articles that mention PLN Ocala Star-Banner PLN briefly mentioned in article about jail medical care in FL ...
Brief
addressed the scheduling of off-premises medical appointments. Proper policy was to advise inmates of off-premises medical appointments with no more than one hour of advance notice. CCA knew or should have ...
Brief • 2011
and medical information in connection with ongoing use of its products by various law enforcement agencies. Law enforcement agencies such as the CMPD do not independently research medical risks posed by ECDs ...
Brief • May 10, 2016
and the United States had recently agreed upon a settlement of $200,000 for negligent medical care provided to defendant while he was still incarcerated. The settlement was reached after defendant’s release from ...
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