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Brief • May 19, 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
OF ARKANSAS CENTRAL DIVISION NICHOLAS FRAZIER v. PLAINTIFF Case No. 4:20-cv-00434-KGB WENDY KELLEY, et al. DEFENDANTS ORDER DENYING PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION Before the Court is an emergency motion ...
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of a Jail litigation is notoriously productive of poet- controversies (see IX. below), and absent class certification there may be no party entitled to enforce or defend any relief that is ordered ...
Case • 1974
for a writ of mandate in the Supreme Court of California, invoking its original jurisdiction.*fn10 They named as defendants*fn11 below the three election officials of San Luis Obispo, [ 418 U.S. Page 33 ...
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Filed under: Medical
; past or current mental illness, including hospitalizations; past history of trauma and/or sexual assault/abuse; current or past receipt of, or eligibility for Community Rehabilitation and Treatment (CRT ...
Case • 1988
advisement. After several months' consideration, the district court granted Vosburg partial injunctive relief, requiring defendants to report to county and state law enforcement officials all cases in which ...
Case • 1987
, Circuit Judges. [10] Author: Oakes [11] OAKES, Circuit Judge: [12] Angelo Amen, Mark Deleonardis, Michael Paradiso, and oreste Abbomonte, Jr., four of fourteen original defendants ...
Case • 2008
, A WYOMING RESIDENT, DEFENDANTS-APPELLEES. [6] Appeal from the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming (No. 03-CV-1039-B). [7] Russell F. Watters of Brown & James, P.C., Saint ...
Brief • March 26, 2008
and STATE OF MONTANA, Defendants and Appellees. BRIEF OF APPELLEE STATE OF MONTANA On Appeal from the Montana Sixth Judicial District Court, Park County, The Honorable Wm. Nels Swandal, Presiding ...
Brief • September 6, 2017
made reasonable efforts to locate [Estrada], though perhaps not all efforts ‘humanly possible,’ . . . the prosecution acted in good faith, and . . . the trial court did not abuse its discretion ...
Brief • 2011
, Arizona ) Department of Corrections, ) ) Defendant. ) ) COMPLAINT FOR SPECIAL ACTION AND DECLARATORY JUDGMENT; 1 Expedited Ruling Requested Plaintiff in pro per David C. Arner seeks Special Action ...
Case • 1977
, WESTERN DIVISION [2] 20122-1 [3] 429 F. Supp. 370, 1977 [4] March 24, 1977 [5] BOOKER GOLDSBY, et al., Plaintiffs, v. SHERIFF WILLIAM KENNETH CARNES, et al., Defendants [6 ...
Publication • February 9, 2016
, changing addictive/abusive chemical use patterns, changing sexually addictive/abusive behavior patterns, educational achievement, vocational skill development, and development of a personal philosophy which ...
appeals from the circuit court’s order sustaining the defendants’ motions to suppress all evidence seized pursuant to a warrant authorizing search of a residence for stolen items. The state admits ...
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Filed under: Mental Health, Suicides
percent of victims had been diagnosed with a serious mental disorder and that 53 percent had a history of substance abuse. All but one of the victims were housed in a single cell, and 40 percent were ...
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Filed under: Mental Health, Suicides
percent of victims had been diagnosed with a serious mental disorder and that 53 percent had a history of substance abuse. All but one of the victims were housed in a single cell, and 40 percent were ...
Publication • 1995
Filed under: Suicides
percent of victims had been diagnosed with a serious mental disorder and that 53 percent had a history of substance abuse. All but one of the victims were housed in a single cell, and 40 percent were ...
Publication • February 1, 2024
................................................................................................................................................ 1 I. Overview of Federal Law on Intermittent Confinement .......................................................................... 1 II. Overview of Defendants Who Received Intermittent Confinement ...
. Rowan D. is an example of an individual who was not screened properly and, as a result, is left particularly vulnerable to abuse.52 Although never diagnosed, he reported he has a cognitive disability ...
of the defendant's competency to be executed. The Supreme Court held, in a 1985 decision, Ford v. Wainwright, that the execution of an insane "erson violated the Eighth Amendmene Most death penalty states already ...
Publication • April 23, 2018
of criminal cases at the state level, both misdemeanors and felonies, are dismissed without prosecution”). 3 See Sandra Mayson, Dangerous Defendants, 127 YALE L.J. 490, 562 (2018) (“One-third of arrests lead ...
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