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Case • 2002
are the past and current warden of ISP and the deputy warden at ISP at the time the contested actions occurred. Plaintiff filed this 42 U.S.C. § 1983 action pro se after his requests for furloughs to visit his ...
Case • 2003
Bercier (Bercier) to Pine Hills as a serious juvenile offender in January 1995. He was fifteen years old at the time. On February 10, 1996, following Bercier's completion of a successful home visit ...
Case • 1986
. Wolfish, 441 U.S. 520 (1979) (strip search of pre-trial detainees after contact visit is reasonable). [31] In Tinetti v. Wittke, 479 F. Supp. 486, 490 (E.D.Wis. 1979), aff'd, 620 F.2d 160 (7th Cir ...
Case • 1981
in their genitals, and involuntary exposure of them in the presence of people of the other sex may be especially demeaning and humiliating. When not reasonably necessary, that sort of degradation is not to be visited ...
Case • 1986
the prison chaplain regularly visit the inmates. [21] An inmate's exercise of freedom of religion may be restricted by the reasonable requirements of prison security. Otey v. Best, 680 F.2d 1231, 1234 ...
Case • 1981
is responsible under § 1983." Id. at 694, 98 S. Ct. at 2037. The Court further stated that "local governments may be sued for constitutional deprivations visited pursuant to governmental "custom' even though ...
Case • 1971
. By an administrative regulation, the Department now permits newsmen to visit prisoners under most circumstances.*fn5 [24] Having concluded that prisoners retain the right to send letters to the news media ...
Case • 1975
deprivations are to be visited upon a prisoner, it is wise that such actions should at least be premised on facts rationally determined. This is not a concept without meaning. In most cases it would probably ...
Case • 1972
inmates in solitary must be checked by a physician or medical officer at least once a day." The memorandum continues, "Prisoners in punitive segregation will be visited, observed, or evaluated a minimum ...
Case • 1988
, on the other hand, is punishment. Inmates in disciplinary detention are not allowed to have personal property and they are not allowed visits. Defendant Whitley's Response to Request for Admissions, Exhibit ...
Case • 2001
of physical complaints. He has, however, been seen in the prison infirmary at least sixty times for these complaints, and twenty-six of those visits were with Dr. Ceman during the period from January 11, 1999 ...
Case • 2003
not have enjoyed the incentives allowed by virtue of his volunteer status--smoking privileges, visiting hours, and possible good time credit--does not take away from the voluntariness of his choice to work ...
Case • 2004
://www.odinic-rite.org/index2.html (visited Nov. 10, 2003). Lindell, however, has been described without contradiction as an "avowed White Supremacist." [12] After arriving at WSPF, he sought to have ...
Case • 2000
grievous loss visited upon a person by the State is sufficient to invoke the procedural protections of the Due Process Clause"). *fn1 [26] We therefore affirm ...
Case • 2003
including those pertaining to personal property, reading materials, access to legal resources, work and contact visitation. [17] In contrast, inmates in the general prison population live ...
Case • 1996
, the court ascribed constitutional significance to the possibility that Pope might be unable to take full advantage of his opportunities for visitation given that his friends and family reside in Kansas ...
Case • 2004
facility, Martin underwent a bladder operation. His treating physician, Dr. Pinson, ordered a follow-up visit around May 18, 2002. After the surgery, but before Martin could be reexamined by Dr. Pinson ...
Case • 2000
process at the jail, Carmen Miller was required to submit to a strip search and, while naked, to squat and cough. She was then placed into a cell adjacent to male inmates. After visits from her husband ...
Case • 2004
was at least in part motivated by security concerns, which Defendants did nothing to allay. (Pl's Mem. of P. & A. at 6.) Since the visit to UCSF, Plaintiff has not been evaluated again for a transplant. However ...
Case • 2002
officers. Moreover ... local governments ... may be sued for onstitutional deprivations visited pursuant to governmental 'custom' even though such custom has not reached formal approval through the body's ...
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