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Case • 2005
observed standing in the recreation yard and visiting with her peers. The report indicates that Pool had been served three meals without difficulty or complaint and that no blood was observed in the commode ...
Case • 2005
. As a result of the transfer, Siggers-El lost his high paying job at Mound Correctional Facility that he needed to pay his lawyer. Moreover, the transfer made it more difficult for Siggers-El's attorney to visit ...
Case • 2000
) deliberately indifferent medical, dental, and mental health care; (11) deficient food and food services; (12) inadequate access to the courts; (13) unlawful visitation, mail, and telephone practices; (14 ...
Case • 1978
hygiene items, inadequate visitation policies, inadequate recreation and inadequate medical care and diet. In March, 1975, the Court granted the motion to intervene and in July, 1976, the [*305] Court ...
Case • 1989
(no relation) to represent the family, and they visited Jack at the hospital in New Orleans. Thomas Berry's investigator obtained photographs of Jack's burns, copies of which were displayed to the jury ...
Case • 2000
officer staffing. [43] The trial court found that the City had an obligation under the Consent Decree to provide various inmate services and programs, including law library access, family visits ...
Case • 2005
vacate this condition on supervised release. [17] I. Facts and Procedural History [18] On two occasions in June 2002, Pruden visited a New Castle, Delaware, gun shop and attempted to purchase ...
Case • 2004
. intended to move to California and that Appellant had agreed to this change and to bearing the costs of travel to exercise his rights of visitation of and access to D.D.J. Moreover, acting in accordance ...
Case • 2001
denominations, various clubs and library." The Exodus House: Transitional Care Facility, at http://www.hnet.net/good/charity/exodus.htm (last visited April 4, 2001). In addition, the program's statement of non ...
Case • 2001
6 months, and during this time Delaney was denied all out-of-cell exercise. His movements were restricted to a once a week shower, three family visits (one in April, one in May, and one in June ...
Case • 2001
. Pearson left his cell at least four times a month and more often seven or eight times a month, either to take showers (generally once a week), to visit family members, to go to the law library, or to visit ...
Case • 2000
to serve as medical directors and to visit the health unit on a weekly basis. In 1995, Rajendra Shroff, who was serving as the acting medical director, and C.P. Ramaswamy provided inmate medical care ...
Case • 1996
of HDM, and relocated Spruill to another block within HDM. [23] However, following an altercation during visitation with his wife on March 6, 1989, Hayes was transferred back to HDM to serve punitive ...
Case • 1990
(DOC) proposed regulations governing mail, visitation, and telephone rights of state prisoners. Although the DOC did not hold public hearings, [**275] it solicited written comments from the Public ...
Case • 1995
the subjective element of his claims as to the other Defendants. Landfair argues that Fairman and Velasco were aware of the conditions, [*1112] since he submitted grievance reports to them and they visited his ...
Case • 2001
numerous examples of punitive measures he believes have been imposed on him in retaliation for asserting his legal rights through various lawsuits. These include delayed and denied attorney visits; harsher ...
Case • 1999
, correspondence, visitation) but considered publications exclusively. Similarly, in Bell v. Wolfish, a pre- Turner case, the Court discussed only "alternative means of obtaining reading material" in deciding ...
Case • 2000
over, for, police officers are "bound" by that case to provide its warnings. Yet, somehow, Miranda violations continue to occur, providing several opportunities to visit the issues presented. *fn13 ...
Case • 2000
that strip searches of inmates in the MCC in New York following contact visits were reasonable because of institutional security concerns about the smuggling of contraband into the jail. This cannot be read ...
Case • 1987
was not denied access to the courts because he could have obtained a court order which would have provided him with the right to visit the county law library. The county officials also contend that Straub ...
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