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Case • 2004
good name, reputation, honor, or integrity is at stake because of what the government is doing to him,' a protectible liberty interest may be implicated that requires procedural due process in the form ...
Case • 2007
of the allegations with merit. See Neitzke v. Williams, 490 U. S. 319, 327 (1989). [26] Congress addressed that challenge in the PLRA. What this country needs, Congress decided, is fewer and better prisoner suits ...
Case • 2009
, inmates were confined to their cells and normal programs were suspended while officials investigated the violence. Based on what they learned, officials gradually eased restrictions on specific gangs ...
Case • 2007
hearing, and he could not hear what the judge and his attorney were saying. He told the detention officer that he could not hear what was going on, but she did nothing about it. Other inmates, who were also ...
Case • 2023
because it concluded Balle had not alleged that they "had the authority or expertise to fix the sink, or otherwise indicate what action they could have taken" to fix [**8]  the sink. It determined ...
Case • 2024
; A. Hourly Rates In determining whether an hourly rate is reasonable, courts consider "what the evidence shows the market commands for civil rights or analogous litigation." Case v. Unified Sch. Dist. No. 233 ...
Case • 2003
that what he is doing violates that right. This is not to say that an official action is protected by qualified immunity unless the very action in question has previously been held unlawful ...
Case • 2002
:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., Haggard had what was apparently a mental breakdown in his cell. He stripped his clothes off and flooded the area by stopping up the commode. While shouting phrases like ...
Case • 2002
the entryway through which they entered (id. at 64), and the employee who had asked them to leave followed them out. (Id. at 68.) [16] Outside of the pavilion, Jones asked the employee what ...
” in the criminal justice system. “We should not forget that justice is done when people get what they deserve,” Barr declared. Governmental organizations were not the only ones that exploited the victims issue ...
Case • 2005
to support what is essentially a cause of action for injunctive relief in excess of ninety days. This provision in no way precludes or restrains the court in its fact-finding power or in imposing a remedy ...
Case • 2008
regarding her knowledge of what had happened at the bikini contest. Kaslar told him about the altercation between Lisa and her boyfriend and said she also knew about Galindo being at the contest and kissing ...
Case • 2007
was decided before Neder, which explained that harmless error review allows this court to look beyond what the jury actually found to what a rational jury would have found under a proper instruction. Neder, 527 ...
Case • 2009
means exactly what it says. The majority disagrees, concluding that the meaning of the above language is not what it says, but rather that, if a defendant meets the statutory requirements, he may seek ...
Case • 2002
began the August 1994 hearing about the Formisano permit by stating: [60] And what I have tried to convey to RECAP and through different surrogate[s] is that enough is enough. And that in order ...
Case • 2002
permit application because of the identity of its clients. For example, Mayor DeStefano began the August 1994 hearing about the Formisano permit by stating: And what I have tried to convey to RECAP ...
to know what is really going on with this contract and it shouldn’t take thousands of dollars and FOIA’ed documents [records requested under the state’s Freedom of Information Act] to get ...
the opportunity to lead, and he did not lead.” “You know what the government is claiming you did in this case?” U.S. Magistrate Judge Patrick J. Walsh asked Baca at his plea hearing. “Yes ...
Brief • January 24, 2012
to address the 17 constitutional deficiencies identified in the June order. In July 18 2003, the court issued an order in response to defendants’ request 19 for guidance on “what precisely ...
Brief • October 22, 2005
ARGUMENT 2 1. PLAINTIFFS' COUNTS II-VI ARE TIMELY 2 A. Under the Continuing Violation Doctrine, Plaintiffs' Claims are Timely No Matter What Statute of Limitations Applies, and No Matter When ...
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