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Brief • 2010
]. It includes statements about "What Muslims Want" and "What Muslims Believe". "The Muslim Program" was written by Elijah Muhammad in the 1960s and has appeared in every issue ofthe newspaper since that time ...
Brief • 2006
the BOC. At a July 19,2004 hearing, the Court stated, What has happened and what I indicated that last time when we all talked, and it was worrying me things were not getting done, not getting done ...
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Cerbelli’s death. Plaintiff asserts, without any legal support, that what is needed to satisfy her burden of proving admissibility is that the expert apply “her training and experience to police policy ...
Brief • 2013
if such facts have been pled, we need to know what the elements of the claim are 2 . In 1994 the Supreme Court found the Eighth Amendment imposed a duty on prison officials to provide humane conditions ...
Brief • June 12, 2014
that the and are supported by the Court should discount grant summary judgment based on Defendants’ version of what happened.4 To the extent that Defendants imply that the Court at summary judgment must 4 ...
Brief • 1998
. Granted Denied Withdrawn 3 Ahmed v. Alachua County, et al. Case No. GCA 87-10125-MP Plaintiff's Proposed Jury Instruction Number 2. Regardless of any opinion you may have as to what the law is or ought ...
Brief • November 27, 2013
Document 1 Filed 11/27/13 Page 6 of 23 PageID #: 6 34. When PLAINTIFF asked what this payment was for, BIG CARL said it was PLAINTIFF'S "fee" for his membership in the "Black Coalition." 35. BIG CARL ...
Brief • 2009
this scene at 8:12:06 pm. They do not stop to see 17 what’s going on, they do not even slow 18 down and look. If they had, they might 19 have asked questions. More disturbing, the 20 inmates don’t seem ...
Brief • November 8, 2011
) 13 Deputy Ehlers actions can only be evaluated in terms of what he knew on the night in 14 question, not anything that defense counsel or any other person (including Ehlers himself) 15 subsequently ...
Brief • 2006
conceded in deposition that what was raised in the investigation actually was sexual harassment. Id. Thus, if TDCJ found no harassment where it did in fact exist, it could not have taken prompt remedial ...
Brief • 2002
Defendants’ opposition is notable for what it concedes: that on December 1, 1999, the 4 City of Seattle arrested more than 140 individuals at or near the intersection of First Avenue and 5 Broad Street ...
Brief • 2010
the events giving rise to this case. 4 Case 2:05-cv-71199-NGE-RSW Document 312 Filed 12/01/10 Page 8 of 22 of what she had been earning while working at Sprint. The jury heard testimony that beginning ...
Brief • 2010
of the 2 named defendants. (See Dkt. No. 60 at 2.) The circumstances of Wilks’ detention are unusual. Wilks alleges he has been in pretrial 3 4 detention for over eight years, held for what appears ...
’t know what to do with it,” he says. “If I could bring my son back, I’d give them back three times what they gave me.”    Sandra Bland cried throughout her time ...
its obligation to pay what they promised. Second, Defendant objects to the hours Plaintiff’s counsel spent on a variety of tasks, including drafting the complaint, securing medical records, and meeting ...
explicit conduct. 18 U.S.C. § 2251(e). In this case, we consider what happens when a defendant believes that the victim appearing in a depiction is a minor but the victim turns out to be an adult ...
Brief • February 9, 2018
official would have understood that what he is doing violates that right.” Mullenix v. Luna, 136 S. Ct. 305, 308 (2015). A case clearly establishes a right “when a Supreme Court or Tenth Circuit decision ...
more suspicious when Gray drove to a gas station, where he pulled up to the pumps on what the deputy incorrectly believed to be the side of the car without the gas cap. Gray exited the car and 4 went ...
Brief • April 8, 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
declarations—namely, VitalCore and the CDC. The probative weight of this evidence is what has permitted the Court to consider Plaintiffs’ Motion without further witness testimony.12 This is reinforced ...
Brief • April 19, 2017
’ 19 considered assessment of what is sufficiently ‘ready access’ to each level of care.” Coleman v. 20 Brown, 938 F.Supp.2d at 981. The court turns first to compliance with the timelines for transfer ...
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