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Case • 1999
, use of the library, visitation facilities, recreational facilities, use of dining halls, church services, substance abuse programs and college classes. Love v. Westville Correctional Center, 103 F.3d ...
Case • 1999
, and his return visit to the hospital on October 30, 1996. Harris alleges that during that week, he suffered constant and extreme pain, magnified by his struggle to eat solid food with a broken jaw. When ...
Case • 1999
pains; she was visited by the Jail physician who transferred her immediately to the hospital. Similarly, Plaintiffs have not produced any evidence [**10] that Ramsey customarily withheld medical treatment ...
Case • 1999
Institutions (visited on October 27, 1999), . In January of 1995, Mitchell was transferred to GCC. (June 17, 1999 Hearing Transcript "Hr. T." at 26.) In June of 1998, Mitchell was transferred to Deerfield ...
Case • 1997
that is commonly visited upon sex offenders by members of the community who are notified. See Exhibit 2. Shots were fired into the home of one offender. See 2-A. Some offenders were forced out of their homes. See id ...
Case • 1996
, vocational training, food service, and visitation. Additionally, the decree provides for continued supervision by the district court, stipulating that "the Court shall retain jurisdiction in this case ...
Case • 1999
incomprehensible, Hokonson personally visited with Rouse about them. These complaints regarded such matters as the pass system, which at times prevented inmates from attending the sweat lodge and at times forced ...
Case • 1999
] After a few hours passed he requested an emergency visit from a nurse, and Kretovic and Zamora told him a nurse would be notified. Anton alleges that only after he informed Kretovic and Zamora ...
Case • 1999
procedures for administrative segregation provide for periodic visits by medical personnel and for the referral of inmates displaying mental health problems for treatment. SCDC Procedure No. 1500.13. The Five ...
Case • 1999
& n.6 (4th Cir. 1993) (holding that termination of ACLU paralegal's privileges to visit with inmates resulted in "no more than a de minimis inconvenience and that, on the facts of th[at] case ...
Case • 1999
inmate labor. TCI also began marketing VitaPro. A "VitaPro Marketing and Training Team" was formed, and, during the first half of 1995, sales and demonstration visits were made to correctional facilities ...
Case • 1996
attorneys provided, classification, and due process, were specifically reserved for submission to the court for resolution after a hearing on the merits. The issue of visitation had been previously dismissed ...
Case • 1995
to Sheehan's discovery requests. It indicates not only the number of vacancies in particular units, but also the reasons for particular vacancies, e.g., condemnation, remand to court, lock up and hospital visit ...
Case • 1996
, increases visitation and telephone rights, makes more reading materials available and expands recreational opportunities, allows prisoners to have more personal property and greater access to items ...
Case • 1997
: 1) that they were deprived of a right secured by the Constitution or laws of the United States, and 2) that the deprivation was visited upon them by a person acting under color of state law. Gomez v ...
Case • 1997
presumably apply to a myriad of prison officials' other administrative decisions affecting conditions of confinement, such as visitation, mail, shower, or library privileges. Habeas corpus might conceivably ...
Case • 1997
. Finally, after multiple visits, Dr. Johnson allowed Parham to see a specialist, who found that Parham suffered a severe hearing loss. We think these allegations, coupled with the evidence Parham has already ...
Case • 2001
family visitation because of inmate's refusal to attend AA and NA meetings); Warner, 115 F.3d at 1076 ('because sending Warner to AA as a condition of his probation, without offering a choice of other ...
Case • 2001
, 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." Id. However ...
Case • 2005
in our conclusion that § 3624(b)(1) is ambiguous. Almost every other court that has visited this issue, including two other circuit courts of appeal, *fn4 has found that "term of imprisonment" is ambiguous ...
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