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Case • 2003
McQuillion . . . than [in] any other inmate in my career at Corrections." Id. at 911. We remanded to the district court with instructions to "grant the writ." Id. at 912. [17] On remand, the district ...
Case • 2000
didn't put you there; my lieutenant did." Fuller then radioed Lieutenant Smith and asked if he could release Fountain and was told that he could release him only if he could return to his farm squad ...
Case • 2003
proceeding in state supreme court. It is not this Court's function to expand these remedies. 460 F. Supp. at 963-64 (footnotes omitted). I agree with Judge Weinfeld. My ruling, however, does not prohibit ...
Case • 2003
and Recommendation. Defendants' motion to strike plaintiffs' contempt motion is denied. I adhere to my earlier statement that I will not deal with the merits until I have resolved the fate of the consent decree ...
Case • 1983
began a pat frisk of petitioner who vigorously objected to the manner in which the frisk was being carried out, claiming that the guard's hands were improperly "going over my bottom". The pat frisk ...
the Ottawa News , which first broke the story in September, 1998. "I never forced anyone to buy my product. If they didn't want it, they didn't have to buy it. I didn't shove it down their throats." Hecht ...
Article • August 15, 1997 • from PLN August, 1997
requirements of the Due Process Clause .... [internal quotes omitted] In my view, the Due Process Clause permits Kansas to classify Hendricks as a mentally ill and dangerous person for civil commitment purposes ...
Article • March 15, 1996 • from PLN March, 1996
years and in my opinion is one of the best attorneys in the state. He is very familiar with the problems faced by pro se prisoner litigants. On a quarterly basis his column on prison litigation ...
was criminally negligent in delaying reports of the riot. "I can tell you from my own standpoint I want to determine if the recent actions indicate a pattern and practice by Wackenhut which places public ...
Article • June 15, 1999 • from PLN June, 1999
, testified that Texas solitary confinement cells are among the most inhumane he's ever seen. "The level of despair ... was unparalleled in my experience," said Haney. "Prisons routinely and constitutionally ...
Article • June 15, 1993 • from PLN June, 1993
) in connection with its role vis-a-vis the public's interest in being free from current levels of criminal victimization. It has been my position that the Department's real objective lies in maintaining a smooth ...
prisons, it is important for us to start from a radical rather than a liberal or reformist perspective. This is just as true when considering the growing issue of prison privatization. My starting point ...
, that same official may be protected by the qualified immunity defense discussed in my last column. So, for example, even if you show that a prosecutor involved in your case was acting more like a police ...
Article • December 15, 1996 • from PLN December, 1996
the case as a class action. A. Could My Case Be A Class Action? 1. Class Certification Under Rule 23 The process of asking that a case become a class action is called "class certification." In federal ...
Article • March 15, 2005 • from PLN March, 2005
. Evidently the people in the governor's office didn't read my information." Four days later, Goodman filed a formal complaint with the FBI alleging public corruption. Goodman and Tomasino say prosecutors ...
to point people in the wrong direction." Snyder retorted, Five inmates were severely beaten while handcuffed and shackled. That's a plan? I guess my crime was to bring these things to the public's attention ...
soft on crime, an excited Solarno exclaimed about the Hickman Memo, You're kidding! You mean my commercial did it? This is step one, but we have a lot more to do." PLO attorney Specter's assessment ...
as it could be ... It is my opinion that the use of the strip cell required a burden of justification which staff did not meet in this case. In the absence of such justification, the use of the strip cell ...
at close quarters, to hold it down so others could sleep. The request came after the sleeping Prater was awakened at three or four in the morning by "a kid yelling a foot away from my head, as loud as he ...
Article • November 15, 2003 • from PLN November, 2003
judge case _ a civil case in which all parties have consented to have the magistrate judge exercise full judicial authority. Why Would I Want To Consent To A Magistrate Judge To Hear My Case ...
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