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Publication • July 7, 2017
partners to develop or update existing district-specific prosecution guidelines for determining when federal prosecutions should have been brought and in what priority areas, consistent with the first ...
Publication • September 1, 2016
and administrative \\jciprod01\productn\G\GWN\84-4\GWN403.txt 2016] unknown Seq: 6 LENIENT IN THEORY, DUMB IN FACT 19-JUL-16 10:28 977 What this Article shows, through numerous examples of unjustified prison ...
Publication • July 1, 2016
and administrative \\jciprod01\productn\G\GWN\84-4\GWN403.txt 2016] unknown Seq: 6 LENIENT IN THEORY, DUMB IN FACT 19-JUL-16 10:28 977 What this Article shows, through numerous examples of unjustified prison ...
Publication • 2013
that some death row inmates “waive their appeals out of fear that they will perhaps succeed and be faced with a mandatory LWOP sentence”). As noted by one philosopher: What comparison can there really ...
Publication • July 26, 2016
Texas, South Carolina and Mississippi, have each been assessing what has been driving their prison growth and then enacted new laws and policies to reverse that growth. Florida, however, has not. Right ...
Publication • July 26, 2016
in one improvement in this facility, what would you want it to be? As the following chart indicates, the response most frequently cited was in the area of programs and education. Repeatedly, inmates ...
Case • 1992
guns, one RPB Industries, model M-10, 9mm machine gun, seven pipe bombs, and what appeared to be a smokeless propellant, your halfway house placement has been denied. . . . Placement at a halfway house ...
Case • 1995
come forth with evidence to show what facts are in actual dispute. A genuine factual issue exists only when there is sufficient evidence for a jury to return a verdict for the motion's opponent ...
Case • 1991
said he asked Sheriff Owens what did he say about his being beaten by the officers. Mr. McNeal said Sheriff Owens responded, next time I will tell them to let you talk. Afterwards, Mr. McNeal testified ...
Case • 1994
] probation officer, Neal Terwilliger, from November 1990 through September 1992. On January 23, 1991 plaintiff, who is an atheist, complained to Terwilliger about what he perceived as the religious nature ...
Case • 1990
conversation with Edwards, Gibson saw what appeared to be needle marks on both of her arms. Gibson then decided to search Edwards' room. During the search, Gibson found drug paraphernalia, including two syringes ...
Case • 1992
names. [17] Diercks testified in detail about what he said at the disciplinary team meeting. No one recorded the meeting, but one of the committee members took notes. Diercks again admitted ...
Case • 1998
that the agency has substantial discretion in its decisionmaking. [24] Because the statute does not define "nonviolent offense," the BOP chose to define the term by looking to what are not nonviolent ...
Case • 1996
as follows: [28] Q. What do you mean by obnoxious? [29] A. Just kind of like you would expect reasonable behavior, reasonable compliance with being here at ISP because as we have said a time or two, you ...
Case • 1995
to examine what law is clearly established, but also "require[s] an examination of the information possessed by" government officials accused of violating that law. Ibid. [22] The Supreme Court has thus ...
Case • 1999
condition. They acknowledge having received two of Reed's complaints, and admit responding to the latter one, but do not indicate what remedial actions, if any, they took to the first. [16] Reed sued ...
Case • 1996
that he's accused of doing from sexual harassment, [**12] to verbal harassment, to sexual innuendo, to arranging sex. You remember that one: arranging sex between inmates. And what did Tammy Marino-Kompe tell ...
Case • 1996
inmate smoking what he believed to be a marijuana cigarette. Heilman attempted to open the door to Meek's room, but found it locked. Heilman observed Meeks put something in his mouth and swallow it. After ...
Case • 1994
n3 Throughout the affidavits there are ambiguities which result from a lack of a clear statement of what the specific factual complaints are, coupled with a lack of clear statement of what the prison ...
Case • 1994
is inadequate, no amount of access is going to let the prisoner do what he needs to do, because what he needs is presumably not there. But if access to an adequate library is unreasonably restricted only during ...
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