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Case • 1993
surrounding her son after a visit, but she did not report these conditions to Frey. [30] Frey argues that the fact he is the supervising official at the jail with the right to control jail employees ...
Case • 1995
(S.D.N.Y. May 27, 1987) (Weinfeld, J.) ("plaintiff escaped while on a visit to a hospital, attempted to escape again while on trial in this Court in 1983, and was found to have secreted three hacksaw blades ...
Case • 1995
(S.D.N.Y. May 27, 1987) (Weinfeld, J.) ("plaintiff escaped while on a visit to a hospital, attempted to escape again while on trial in this Court in 1983, and was found to have secreted three hacksaw blades ...
Case • 2005
' orders or take prescribed medication) to the period following her first visit to the defendant hospital. Specifically, this Court held that defendant could not argue that plaintiff was comparatively ...
Case • 2001
detention at the Jail, but was not examined by Dr. Stipanuk after the initial visit when his medications were confiscated. Appended to Warren's response to the motion for summary judgment are photocopies ...
Case • 2002
the patients [sic] purpose of the visit is for a bottom bunk pass which I have deferred to the institution. [19] Because of Dr. Dubin's June assessment, the plaintiff was not granted his request ...
Case • 2001
to cure and requested that the deficiencies be cured immediately. On April 17, 2000, the Dunkin' representative re-visited the West Main Street Shop and found that some standards violations remained uncured ...
Case • 2002
that he periodically visited the Nassau County Medical Center where he was examined and treated by various physicians, which included tests for his serious ailment. In fact, the plaintiff was treated ...
Case • 2001
for a non-emergent condition. Mr. Williams was housed in the infirmary for nineteen days; his medical chart shows more than fifty separate visits from nurses, CMTs, doctors and psychologists. He was treated ...
Case • 2007
transported for outside hospital medical visits. Deputy Lucas described the use of handcuffs and other restraints, saying handcuffs are ?used to restrain an inmate?s arms . . . [and] attach to the wrist area ...
Case • 2006
it. The contract rabbi visits Beaumont Low only once a month. Van Baalen Decl. P5. According to plaintiff, "Jews are commanded not to work during Shabbat," and, therefore, [**17] the rabbi "cannot drive ...
Case • 2009
consent decree addresses such issues as overcrowding, food quality, personal hygiene, visiting privileges, law library access, and detainee exercise at the Jail. See Duran v. Elrod, 760 F.2d 756 [*615 ...
Case • 2008
sexually assaulted, she visited a Navy hospital and was interviewed about the incident. The account that she gave to the naval officer differed in significant ways from accounts she later gave ...
Case • 2008
during bowel movements. The surgery was not a success and Gil's condition worsened, but when he asked prison staff for medical aid a physician's assistant dismissed his visit to the prison medical center ...
Case • 2009
factor, the Court must view the right in question "sensibly and expansively." Thornburgh, 490 U.S. at 417 (citation omitted). Metered postcards, telephones, and jail visits may in Plaintiff's view be less ...
Case • 2009
.) This argument is without merit. The Duran consent decree addresses such issues as overcrowding, food quality, personal hygiene, visiting privileges, law library access, and detainee exercise at the Jail. See *615 ...
Case • 2008
search analysis in the prison context. The plaintiffs in Bell challenged the defendants' practice of strip searching all inmates following contact visits. The Supreme Court held: The test ...
Case • 2009
visitation with family would indeed deter such an inmate from lodging or pursuing a grievance. Consequently, the undersigned must conclude that the plaintiff has exhausted his available administrative remedies ...
Case • 2007
the Internet-generated materials and returned them to Ms. Williams on a day she visited Plaintiff. Ms. Williams is not a publisher, dealer, nor Plaintiff's attorney of record. This case commenced in July ...
Case • 2006
was locked in one side of a booth in the King County jail's visiting area during a presentence interview conducted by a probation officer.*fn16 Everybodytalksabout was interviewed by Navicky in the same ...
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