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Case • 1966
and the relative importance of his claims; recognition of a federal court's wide latitude to decide ancillary questions of state law does not imply that it must tolerate a litigant's effort to impose upon it what ...
Case • 2004
the girls running throughout the cottage, playing loud music, and yelling. The Anchorage officers said that they had searched the girls' rooms and located what they believed to be drug paraphernalia. She ...
Case • 2008
case without an attorney; and (iii) what investigation Plaintiff believes he will be unable to accomplish to prepare his claims. Williams v. [**6] Hayman, No. 06-3705 (D.N.J. Sept. 8, 2006) (order ...
Case • 2002
that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing violates that right." Anderson v. Creighton, 483 U.S. 635, 640, 107 S.Ct. 3034, 97 L.Ed.2d 523 (1987). [25] If the first prong is satisfied ...
Case • 2009
or not. It is undisputed, however, that the detectives then asked Diana to write down what she thought, whereupon Diana circled the photo of Torres with a pen and wrote on the six-pack, "I circle the person in # 6 because ...
Case • 2008
in a civil appeal. Id. 25.1(b). Analysis Smith first complains that Respondent refuses to "file" his notice of appeal. This complaint requires some discussion of what it means to "file" a notice of appeal ...
Case • 1986
, therefore, require the conclusion that this case is not moot. Accordingly, we turn to the merits. [23] III [24] It is important to identify precisely what the California Supreme Court decided ...
Case • 2009
questions. Should all internal[-]affairs files be exempt? The answer is indisputably 'no.' If not, what internal[-]affairs files, if any, are 'per se' exempt? Should all internal[-]affairs files be exempt ...
Case • 2002
, an employer's suit to stop what the employer reasonably believes is illegal union conduct may interfere with or deter some employees' exercise of NLRA rights. But if the employer's motive still reflects ...
Case • 2009
only four hours per week at Project RIO. It is unclear what occurs in the remaining four hours. Meza's parole conditions do not limit his time away from TCCC. The conditions do require that he ...
Article • July 28, 2017 • from PLN August, 2017
their rights to the property. That was what happened to drivers who had committed no crime. Those caught with illicit funds or drugs received lighter sentences in exchange for waiving their rights to the seized ...
Article • October 10, 2017 • from PLN October, 2017
. “What about Chante’s right to a speedy trial, what about the prosecutor proving and presenting a case without all these holes in it?” his grandmother, Gloria Johnson, asked in a 2015 ...
;surprised” by the company’s decision. What seems more surprising is that LMC wanted to continue contracting with Corizon to provide medical services in spite of the number of prisoner deaths ...
at an average 91 percent capacity since 2000, resulting in a huge financial burden to states, cities and counties, and frequently inhumane conditions for people who are jailed. What many don’t know ...
Article • September 5, 2019 • from PLN September, 2019
Filed under: Medical, Medication
It is not clear exactly how many prisoners have substance abuse problems. What is clear, though, is that a huge percentage of the nation’s prison and jail population suffers from drug addiction. The Bureau ...
Article • October 3, 2019 • from PLN October, 2019
. Then, on an afternoon in March, jail officers found him strangled. Herrera didn’t get a trial or a plea deal. He got a death sentence, his parents say. And even now, no one at the jail seems to know what happened ...
Annual report • December 31, 2008
on February 12, 2008 in New York City. The discussion centered around how jail/prison is different for LGBT prisoners, what they encountered while in custody, how they survived, and what needs to change ...
Brief • April 12, 2010
to sue for relief under this statute or that Deputy Conley was acting under color of state law when he pulled his cruiser across the road. The only disputed legal issue is whether, if he did what Mr ...
Brief • April 16, 2007
“OKBOMB” and “BOMBROB” were the case names FBI Defendants gave to, respectively, the Oklahoma City Bombing and the Midwest Bank Robbers. 3 Brescia, Peter Langan and Andreas Strassmeir through what now ...
Brief • 2010
by a subordinate must do one of two things: either promptly devise and implement a reasonable remedy or, if the supervisor is uncertain as to what is the precise problem or how to fix it, then commission an adequate ...
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