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Article • May 15, 2007
are justified by safety, security, and management interests, even though she has been subjected to them for a year and a half, without ever saying what the conditions are. See: United States v. Johnson, 225 ...
Article • May 15, 2007
to be both a settlement and not a settlement." However, that's what the settlement says, the terms are material, so the court remands for trial on this settled claim. See: Smalbein v. City of Daytona Beach ...
Article • May 15, 2007
. The prisoner was taken to the hospital and given fluids. It is unknown what other treatment he received, but his temperature was recorded as 103 degrees. Upon his return to the jail, probably the same day, he ...
based on [her] race and sex" were too vague). . . . Plaintiff's charge provides no clue as to what acts, or types of acts, contributed to the alleged hostile work environment, or which co-workers ...
into evidence notwithstanding a claim of attorney-client privilege, absent evidence regarding who, if anyone, received it other than its addressees, or what the addressees did with it or whether they considered ...
., not produce cocaine metabolites) and there was no room for interpretation of what he said, the denial was harmless error. As a result of the disciplinary conviction, the Bureau of Prisons forfeited the one ...
then stopped to see what was wrong. As he attempted to clean the sprayer, the sprayer suddenly shot out a gust of paint onto Schmolke's left hand. Schmolke was taken to St. Peter's Hospital where he received ...
portion of compliance. Therefore, the court did not set the amount of the contempt fines, but issued a separate order instructing defendants in what they must do purge themselves of the contempt findings ...
Article • May 15, 2007
. DOC frequently uses these excuses or statutes to deprive prisoners' of their rights. The court held that DOC failed to show what danger they foresee to the security of the institution or protection ...
Article • May 15, 2007
Child Development Center. When he got the job there he was on parole for child molestation and his probation officer didn't even know where he was working or what he was doing, even though he ...
Article • May 15, 2007
12, 1995, by guard Eugene Porter. Porter made statements such as:" I know you want this big black dick; we can get together later baby. You don't know what it's like unless you've had a black man ...
Article • May 15, 2007
be incredible that anybody would believe that there was not the slightest political motivation in what had happened in this case. The 1st Circuit then affirmed the district court in all respects. See: Rodriguez ...
Article • May 15, 2007
and candles can cause fires; rocks and stones may be used to harm prison staff and jam locks. The defendants allow a type of nonflammable oil, and plaintiff hasn't shown that what he wants is nonflammable ...
because he couldn't hear what they were saying). Police investigative activities are "government programs" under the Americans with Disabilities Act, as long as the circumstances are secure ...
Article • May 15, 2007
Filed under: PLRA, Filing Fees (PLRA)
. The Sixth Circuit has said that multiple plaintiffs should split the filing fee. At 247: None of these cases hold that multiple plaintiffs in a single suit must each pay the entire filing fee, which is what ...
Article • May 15, 2007
and others were observed "acting strangely" and staff told a passing police officer, who stopped in "to assess the situation." They found what looked like drugs and drug paraphernalia. The plaintiff ...
Article • May 15, 2007
consider the content and effect of the communication, including what the EEOC does upon receiving the communication." Delay by the administrative agency in assigning a charge number within the limitations ...
Article • May 15, 2007
what if any administrative remedies are now available at the prison the plaintiff has been transferred to, apparently because it measures "available remedies" as of the time it rules rather than ...
Article • May 15, 2007
Filed under: Family, Family Law
, but it grants a six month stay to allow the agency to make further changes without unnecessary interference by the court. (So what does that mean? The injunction may not go into effect? Probably it means ...
to the substance of the filing rather than its label. . . . And what Antonelli filed is not a motion in the 1978 criminal case but in actuality a separate, unrelated civil action raising a facial challenge to a BOP ...
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