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Article • December 15, 2007
Deceased Prisoner's Medical Reports Ordered Disclosed To Commission Of Correction Chairman by Chairman of the New York Commission of Correction Alan Croce motioned to compel document ...
and actions taken against him for failure to provide a urine sample. Cruz claimed that paruresis (shy bladder syndrome) prevented his compliance. The findings and actions were upheld for lack of medical ...
Article • December 15, 2007
claimed that no medical personnel were allowed at the hearings and that the Tennessee Department of Corrections allowed only medical, and not mental health, exceptions to excuse non production. The Davidson ...
Article • December 15, 2007
Absent Medical Documentation, Disciplinary Action for Failure to Urinate Stands by New York State Prisoner Leslie Becker petitioned for review of a 2001 Department of Correctional Services ...
Article • December 15, 2007
to the ground and beaten after being shot in the head, suffering several fractures resulting in seizures, brain damage, and partial body numbness. He had already incurred just over $45,000 for medical care ...
Article • January 15, 2008
Chimenti, a Pennsylvania state prisoner, was taken off his medication for Hepatitis C and made to wait over two years for a new drug, even though it had been approved for use six months earlier. In 2003 he ...
Article • July 15, 2008 • from PLN July, 2008
attention. Another expert said LCCF breached its standard of care by not placing Bluer on 24 hour watch; it should have informed guards of his condition; it should have responded to his numerous medical ...
died as a result of indifference to his medical needs sufficiently stated an Eighth Amendment claim and that individual defendants were not entitled to qualified immunity. Plaintiff, the estate ...
Article • May 15, 2007
Ohio Prisoner-Medical-Co-Pay Law Retroactive by Joseph Woods, an Ohio state prisoner, is serving a prison sentence imposed before 1996. In 1996 Ohio Rev. Code § 5120.021 went into effect ...
Article • May 15, 2007
Court Denies Appointment of Counsel in Medical Case by In deciding a motion to appoint counsel, the court first should determine whether the plaintiff is indigent, then whether ...
. Despite testimony that the prisoner was obviously hallucinating and in need of medical care, the jury found the guards did not act with callous indifference to someone with an obvious medical need. See ...
Article • May 15, 2007
a barium study and a sigmoidoscopy. This complaint amounted only to a difference of opinion about treatment and did not state a deliberate indifference claim. The prison medical care provider could ...
Article • May 15, 2007
: A medical condition is objectively considered "serious" if it is a "condition of urgency" that may result in "degeneration" or "extreme pain." . . . [O]bjectively speaking, an injured hand is not a serious ...
No Qualified Immunity for Firing Jail Medical Director Over Trial Testimony by The plaintiff alleged that he was fired as jail administrator in retaliation for giving truthful testimony ...
Article • May 15, 2007
at the Capital Medical Center in Olympia, Washington. There, medications were prescribed and ice packs were recommended. On September 7, 1993, Irby, represented by J. Stephen Funk from Bellevue, filed a lawsuit ...
Article • May 15, 2007
. The guard returned the prisoner to his cell without logging the movement. The next day the prisoner was called out by the male guard for a medical examination. However, the prisoner was taken ...
Article • May 15, 2007
Filed under: Furloughs, Medical, Transplants
detention for medical reasons. The defendant had received two liver transplants, and he was still under close observation by doctors and receiving immuno suppression drugs. He needed precise drug ...
, and then denied him medical care. He recounted a second incident of the same nature, plus additional incidents of use of force. He also made various conditions of confinement complaints, of which unsanitary ...
detainee in the St. Louis Municipal jail in Missouri claimed he was beaten and punched by jail guards and then denied medical care for his injuries. The district court entered a directed verdict in favor ...
Article • May 15, 2007
that forcing the arthritic plaintiff to do field work which would worsen his medical condition violated the Eighth amendment. The court held that the prison warden's continued refusal to correct the problem ...
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