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Article • January 15, 1992 • from PLN January, 1992
the increasing use of " super maximum security" prisons modeled after the federal prison in Marion, Ill. Condemning what it called the "Marionization" of the nation's prison system, Human Rights Watch said ...
Article • May 15, 2007
Court Adopts Definitions of Tape Recordings by A federal district court in Nebraska has adopted definitions of what constitutes an original and duplicate recording of a tape recorded ...
Article • May 15, 2007
can be conditioned on accepting other responsibilities in the furtherance of the administration of justice. The court does not mention what implications this might have for the representation ...
After 34 Years, Alabama Complies With Mental Health Order by In what used to be Wyatt v. Stickeney, the Alabama mental health/mental retardation litigation filed in 1970, the court grants ...
Article • May 15, 2007
him $510.00 only one third of what he sought because he overstated the value of some items. See: William Porter v. State of New York, Claim No.97810, Court of Claims Buffalo. ...
Article • May 15, 2007
to custody within 96 hours, thus the time the escape "began" was of critical importance in determining the defendant's sentence. The court gives a detailed description of what constitutes an escape, and when ...
Article • May 15, 2007
or contraband. There was reasonable cause to strip search a high school student who was arrested after helping create and circulate a vulgar leaflet that inter alia inquired what would happen if the author shot ...
Article • May 15, 2007
trial, holding the jury instructions were improper. The court describes what issues jury instructions should cover and discusses the role of nominal damage awards. See: Cowans v. Wyrick, 862 F.2d 697 (8th ...
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Def Requested Jury Instructions Re Limiting Visual Aid Defendant’s Requested Jury Instruction ____ [Limiting: Visual Aid] What you are seeing is a mere illustration of the [proponent]'s version ...
Article • August 15, 2008
of the state court trial record indicates that his conviction was based on fleeing the scene and not on what happened later, when he says he was beaten. A lawful arrest may be effectuated in an unlawful manner ...
, but he arguably did not deputize the daughter because he didn't initiate the visit, tell the daughter what to ask, or promise her anything in return. See: Franklin v. Fox, 107 F.Supp.2d 1154 (N.D.Cal. 2000). ...
Case • 1995
of the client to pay or what the attorney saw as the importance and justice of the client's cause." 857 F.2d at 1519. Building on the Supreme Court's decision in Blum-which allowed market-rate fees for attorneys ...
Case • 1996
. Intervenor argues that what saves the termination provisions of the Act from being unconstitutional is § 3626(b)(3), which prohibits termination if the court makes findings of constitutional violations ...
Case • 1994
Varden, much less that any individual was identified to Traverse. (PX 6, PX 5) [**4] Traverse then spoke to other inmates present in an effort to find out what had happened, but none told him what had ...
Case • 1997
. Spendthrift Farm, Inc., 514 U.S. 211, 115 S. Ct. 1447, 131 L. Ed. 2d 328 (1995). The principle rests on the belief that Article III has invested the judiciary with the power to "say what the law ...
Case • 1999
shout repeatedly, "Big Jack, give me a cigarette." Walsh, who was six feet, two inches tall and weighed over 300 pounds, walked to the front of Fowlks's cell and said, "[A]ll right Norvin, you know what ...
Case • 2000
that no one practice is an absolute necessity for Buddhism, and that one should "practice what one is able to practice within the environment and conditions that one can." Mr. McKinney also opined that sutras ...
Case • 2005
established by the defendants, not with him or with the contract attorney. He contends that it is improper to charge an inmate with knowledge of what facts would be most essential to tell an attorney ...
Case • 1978
nor the difficulty of proving it is so great as to justify awarding compensatory damages without proof that such injury actually was caused. Pp. 259-264. [11] (d) The issues of what elements ...
Case • 2000
condition claims it would have made its intentions explicit. [46] There are four things wrong with this argument. First, and most obvious, Congress made its intentions clear regarding what "actions ...
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