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Brief • May 7, 2007
”) positions for prolonged periods during interrogations; b. Mr. Padilla, upon information and belief, was administered what he believed to be psychotropic drugs against his will during and prior ...
Brief • November 19, 2007
of action for which subjective racial animus is an element, plaintiffs have presented abundant evidence that what happened to him was due to defendants’ reactions to his race. First, the incident began ...
Brief • August 29, 2014
what qualifies as urgent care. The result is a situation where ADC has no insight into actual urgent care wait times.1 1 The MGAR asks whether “911s” are seen within 24 hours. Based on emails and some ...
Brief • 2010
these five men failed to exhaust the Grievance Process. What Defendants ignore in making that argument is that their own policies required these men to exhaust their claims through the DaR Process ...
#13-5212 Document #1471812 Filed: 12/20/2013 Page 16 of 40 to Shaw (JA 31 ¶ 59), but does not specify how Musgrove performed the search or what he did during the search and does not allege ...
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help from a housing officer, Defendant RUO Duncan, and asked to speak to him in private about his "problem." [Exh. ***, Duncan Dep. p.38.] Duncan did not know what "problem" because he did not know ...
Brief • 2008
, but was not speaking 17 any language that Officer Flores could recognize. 18 73. 19 He was making sounds, in what appeared to be an Id. at 70, Mr. Davila’s pants were also neatly set over the arm of the 20 ...
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VIOLATION OR )UCTION-IN-FORCE APPEALS ONLY What Rule(s) or Law(s) do you believe were violated? I I Explain the particular circumstances of the alleged violation: How were you adversely affected ...
Brief • October 28, 2016
- Case 2:89-cv-01659-KJN Document 79 Filed 10/28/16 Page 9 of 29 1 to terminate its obligation to provide this form of critical dental care, but also in 2 effect seeks judicial blessing over what ...
Brief • November 12, 2016
, painful wait.” 17. Based upon her training and experience in drug recognition, Officer Wiles wanted to take Eddie Mays’ pulse because she was curious “for training purposes” as to what his pulse rate ...
Brief • November 16, 2017
, leaving [Petitioner] in the living room, still holding the pistol. Id. Mings testified that he then returned to his apartment and told Bowser what he had seen at Keshia’s apartment. Meanwhile, according ...
Brief • 2005
, damages, third punitive damages then 26 liability based on what is described as “Plaintiff’s Monell cause of action.” 27 Motion, p. 2:13. 28 1 Plaintiff asserts that the defendants have failed to meet ...
Brief • 2008
, he undertook 20 no diagnostic testing, performed no rectal exam, and did nothing to ascertain what caused 21 Charlie’s symptoms. The following day, Dr. Khurshid did not even check on Charlie ...
Brief • 2010
out, Moreau said: “The guy got upset and he punched the wall, the window on the thing, and he came through the door and I remember him hitting me in the face and then I don’t know what happened after ...
, Pg ID 2326.) Most prisoners do not make what Mr. Ackerman earns. (Id.) Even with what he earns, Mr. Ackerman is not able to consistently purchase kosher meat and dairy items from the commissary. (Id ...
the case in my head and do whatever you want me to do because you think the evidence wasn’t sufficient enough for the jury. That’s what they do on appeal. That’s not what I do, okay.” On appeal, Watts ...
In-the-News Article • April 30, 2019
of what Michigan had been paying to feed the 44,000 people held in its prisons. But in order to make the numbers work, Aramark’s three-year, $145 million contract required the company to slash ...
Filing • March 14, 2016
Filed under: Censorship, First Amendment
that plaintiffs will not be prosecuted if they do what they say they wish to do.”); Babbitt, 442 U.S. at 302 (“[T]he State has not disavowed any intention of invoking the criminal penalty provision against unions ...
Publication • 2009
Filed under: Medical, Malpractice
provided is higher than what is required to establish medical negligence, which was discussed in the previous section of this chapter. The Gamble Court noted that a violation of an inmate’s constitutional ...
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