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Case • 1995
in segregation in maximum security prisons who have no direct access to library books, and at least one third of whom are unable to read or comprehend legal materials, through what is essentially a runner system ...
Case • 1985
delivered to inmates. Conditions at state maximum security institutions, and particularly at Attica, were simply too "tense" to allow introduction of what he deemed an insightful report. [62] Yet ...
Case • 1997
Rock Reed, Today's Prison Administrators Were Trained by Fascists: And What About Tomorrow?, Iron House Drum (Native American Prisoners' Rehabilitation Research Project, Villa Hills, Ky.), 2d ed. 1992 ...
Case • 1989
invited a reexamination of Swain v. Alabama, 380 U.S. 202, as to what a defendant must show to establish a prima facie case of discrimination with respect to a peremptory challenge system. He also argued ...
Case • 2023
Clark is a transgender woman serving what is essentially a life sentence in prison. Ms. Clark informed prison officials that she was a transgender woman while serving her sentence. Thereafter, she ...
Brief • October 15, 2001
to have Hasan's expert economist confer with Defendants' actuary to determine what Hasan's pension losses would be. Defendants stated that they would then make an offer including back pay, emotional ...
Brief • November 12, 2008
?” and he said to her “You either blow on this or you’re going to jail.” Tr.Vol.I, 85. Diane Cook did not understand what was in his hand. Tr.Vol.I, 83-84. Diane Cook says she said “Fine” and turned around ...
Brief • 2007
mail to a retail publication and the State's decision to censor that mailing because the prisoner used a swastika symbol as part of a political message criticizing the prison system. 1. What ...
Brief • 2010
in rural Rush County with his parents, a farmer and a nurse; he “does what is asked of him at home;” he had no “school problems,” where he made “As and Bs;” and, he was involved in extracurricular activities ...
Brief • 2006
to the transcript or knew what had occurred. 28. Shortly before plaintiff's trial began, ADA Rosero misled plaintiff and his attorney by representing that her Office had no made no deal with Tom. She stated ...
;t know what validation is. They don’t know what it means to validate a test.” This criticism applies to virtually all disciplines of forensic testing with the sole exception of DNA ...
Brief • 2009
within 500 feet of where “children commonly gather”? If so, what level of due process protections does the Constitution require before the State may impose these conditions? 3 2. Did the district court ...
Brief • 2012
-6964 OR CALL COLLECT (402) 342-2831 i QUESTION PRESENTED In what circumstances may prison officials be held liable for violating the First Amendment when they punish an inmate for including offensive ...
Brief • October 13, 2015
Filed under: Torture Victims Act, CIA
, Defendants Mitchell and Jessen began what they and the CIA referred to as the “aggressive phase” of Abu Zubaydah’s 6 torture. Defendants personally conducted or oversaw this phase, 7 8 subjecting Abu ...
Brief • September 21, 2015
Filed under: Money/Property
for inmate use, and Ms. Cain therefore could not reach anyone in her family. 24. Ms. Cain repeatedly tried to use the jail computer system to ask what was happening to her and to communicate with someone who ...
Brief • January 29, 2016
Supreme Court that Wood’s pleas for transparency were unfounded because “nearly every detail about his execution is provided to him and to the general public, including exactly what and how much lethal ...
Brief • 2009
specifically about [just cause termination]. Not once, not twice, but numerous times. That was extremely important to me. Q. And what specifically were you told? A. I was told time and again, "Barbara, in my ...
Brief • 2012
misunderstandings given her limited proficiency, 2.RR.16, though she tries to communicate clearly when writing to the warden with “hope” that “the warden will actually understand” what she is writing, 2.RR.28. Lock ...
Brief • September 23, 2009
: “If private citizens are to be able to assert their civil rights, and if those who violate the Nation’s fundamental laws are not to proceed with impunity, then citizens must have the opportunity to recover what ...
Publication • February 16, 2016
of alternatives to incarceration to protect public safety. The momentum for sentencing reform is welcome for all who care about the fair use of government’s power to determine what conduct to criminalize and what ...
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