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. Sanitation 41. Searches 42. Services-Prisoner 43. Sentence 44. Standards 45. Supervision 46. Training 47. Transfers 48. Use of Force 49. Visiting 50. Work- Prisoner CRS, Inc. 925 Johnson Drive, Gettysburg ...
Case • 1995
governing searches required of prison visitors "should also provide that visitors will be informed that they may refuse to be searched but will thereby forfeit the opportunity to visit each time they so ...
Case • 1992
Building houses the visiting room and vending machines that are serviced by outside vendors, inmates working in the building have an opportunity to meet, and potentially to exchange contraband with people ...
Case • 1993
] Even if one denigrates the prison guards' after-the-fact reports as somehow self-serving,*fn2 the "staff visits" log, compiled contemporaneously with the events, provides a reliable source of evidence ...
Case • 1992
discipline but instead was wantonly inflicted to visit pain and suffering on Mr. Giroux for the sole purpose of maliciously causing harm. To the extent that Mr. Giroux may be regarded as having disobeyed ...
Case • 2004
. [*1191] 43. Plaintiff received individual sessions on a weekly basis from Dr. Tori Towers from August 2000, to [**16] January, 2001, and received monthly visits from Bruce Kahn, M.D. 44. Plaintiff had ...
Case • 2005
trial courts/supreme/issues/?fa=atc supr eme issues.display&fileID=2005jan#P360 20121 (last visited July 20, 2005). The commissioner's office prepares these issue statements, but the website contains ...
Case • 1984
, they were still allowed regular visitation rights, exercise periods, access to legal materials, and unmonitored phone calls. 704 F.2d, at 1118; see generally 28 CFR §§ 541.19, 541.20(d) (1983). Respondents ...
Case • 2002
] and no leaving the DPS facility, other than to return to the TCCC. 12. Cochran allowed Smith preferential treatment to include telephone privileges, visitors, shopping, and family visits. Cochran transported ...
Case • 2002
as other members of the DOC, regard Ms. Dietz as the equivalent of a DOC employee. Ms. Dietz has educated the DOC's counsel on conditions at the site, visited the site with counsel, and served as counsel's ...
Case • 2005
to rule out the existence of a chronic peptic ulcer ("R/O PUD chronic?") or gastro-esophageal reflux disease ("R/O GER Dis?"). Despite these notations, no tests were performed, and Greeno did not visit ...
Case • 2001
intake exam. Until nudged by his roommate to visit the physician's assistant he had made no effort to contact the medical (including psychiatric) personnel of the jail. It is sheer conjecture ...
Case • 2001
supervisor, Gary Pincus, that Pizzuto had not immediately heeded the order to return to his cell, and said he would "pay him a visit." He and another corrections officer, Defendant-Appellant Regnier, then put ...
Case • 2001
and initialed contemporaneously by Stratman, that show that Garrett made a number of medical visits regarding his shoulder pain while his transfer was pending. [16] Stratman moved for summary judgment ...
Case • 2000
to, correspondence, visiting, interviews with representatives of the news media, and use of the telephone, as is reasonably necessary to protect persons against the risk of acts of violence or terrorism." sec. 501.3 ...
Case • 1994
of the August 12, 1991, Interim Order. On January 6, 1992, defendants entered into a one-year contract with PLS to provide assistance in various areas including child custody, child visitation and parental ...
Case • 2000
of daily exercise; (iv) restricted in his phone privileges; (v) allowed only one visit per week; (vi) allowed to shower only three times per week; and (vii) unable to participate in programs or to use ...
Case • 1988
visited the female mental health cells only 12 times over a 67-day period from August 1, 1988 through October 6, 1988. We note that this omission applies to the Annex, the only facility where female inmates ...
Case • 2002
, and that these visits occurred within a week of plaintiffs fall, so that plaintiffs claims are baseless. But the record, viewed in the light most favorable to plaintiff, could be read to show that plaintiff fell on May ...
to them. 8:30 AM: The detachments eat breakfast. On the outside the RG's troops have doubled. 9:30 AM: The common prisoners protest over the interruption of their visits, they are mobilized ...
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