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Filed under: PLRA
and their attorneys filed lawsuits challenging inadequate medical and mental health care, dangerous and unhealthy physical facilities, abuse by prison staff, and other unlawful conditions. In many cases, federal courts ...
Publication • 2009
and their attorneys filed lawsuits challenging inadequate medical and mental health care, dangerous and unhealthy physical facilities, abuse by prison staff, and other unlawful conditions. In many cases, federal courts ...
Brief • December 6, 2002
Brash v Wexford Health Sources Inc Fl Complaint Hcv Medical 2002 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA Case No. ALLEN BRASH, ) ) Plaintiff, ) ) v. ) ) WEXFORD HEALTH SOURCES ...
Brief • June 8, 2017
Filed under: Failure to Treat
- Warden of Statesville Correctional Center1, 7 ("SCC"),, Nicholas Lamb, Victor Calloway, Wexford Health Services, Lt. Burkybyle, Sargent("Sgt.") Morten, Sgt. Kitchen, Sgt. Baker, Co1Tectional Officer ("C/O ...
Brief • October 22, 2019
Filed under: Centurion, Malpractice
' or . ermi ed by law to provide health care services while acting withi the sco e of his duties oft Defendants Department, Judd n Cj ectional Healthcare of New viding health care services. d Cent ion held ...
and most successful effort was the Mental Health Law Project directed by Bruce Ennis. This strategy not only tapped an entirely new source of funds for the ACLU but allowed it to mobilize cadres of lawyers ...
Brief • July 21, 2022
Filed under: Failure to Treat
from frequent nightmares, loss of sleep, claustrophobia, headaches, and anxiety. He received two mental health counselling sessions for after filing a grievance regarding lack of treatment, where he ...
Case • 1995
OTHERS SIMILARLY SITUATED, PLAINTIFFS-APPELLANTS, v. RICHARD DONOVAN, DIRECTOR, IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELFARE; STEPHEN C. WEEG, ADMINISTRATOR, STATE HOSPITAL SOUTH, IN THEIR OFFICIAL ...
Article • September 15, 2011
Filed under: Commentary/Reviews
many times to get mental health department officials to address our treatment and conditions, but they say that it is not their responsibility. Jason died in a cold, lonely cell in a prison where he ...
Publication • December 29, 2016
Filed under: PLRA
is that you cannot file a lawsuit for mental or emotional injury unless you can also show physical injury. The requirement of physical injury only applies to money damages, it does not apply to claims ...
Publication • February 11, 2016
]. The modern Diagnostic and Statistical Manual was created by the American Psychiatric Association (“APA”) in the early 1950s in an effort to standardize diagnostic criteria within the mental health professions ...
Case • 2007
surrounding circumstances is recognized as acceptable and appropriate by reasonably prudent similar health care providers." Because of this breach, the Abrils allege they suffered mental anguish and emotional ...
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health care system away from the state itself; they have also ruled that California’s racial segregation policy in prisons is unconstitutional. And as a larger number of Californians are confined to prison ...
Case • 1995
Ctr., 987 F.2d 397, 406 (7th Cir. 1993), a private party may raise the defense of qualified immunity in certain circumstances. In Sherman, a private mental institution treated a patient under a court ...
Case • 2004
for Title IX liability. In Greene's claim against Warden Brigano's subordinates that went to trial below, the elements Greene would have had to show to succeed related only to the mental state of those ...
Case • 1998
, while religious and mental health staff make rounds once each week. Inmates may communicate with any of their visitors through their cell doors or by passing a note through one of the door's slots ...
Case • 2002
Justice Center ("the jail"). Lawson was in good health when he entered the jail. However, without proper medical care paraplegics such as Lawson are at risk of developing decubitus ulcers, caused ...
Case • 2000
[**11] increased prisoner's risk of injury after prisoner's doctor testified that the delays in getting medication did not affect his physical or mental health). As with all medical claims, claims ...
Case • 2004
a subjective state of mind evincing deliberate indifference to the health or safety of the prisoner. Estelle v. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97, 104 (1977). To establish deliberate indifference, the plaintiff must show ...
called for a receiver to be appointed by the federal court to oversee reforms under the consent decree. A mental health expert, Raymond Patterson, testified in May 2016 that suicide prevention protocols ...
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