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Case • 2007
of the discontinuance of the treatment itself shortly after it began or the interruption of treatment for approximately eighteen months he suffered any harm, let alone substantial harm, [other] than what he already faced ...
Case • 1999
an unconstitutional ex post facto punitive effect on him. See Docket No. 6 at 3. The Court is puzzled about what further clarification defendants need in order to respond to this claim. The only problem defendants ...
Case • 1994
constitutional questions." 844 F.2d 1310, 1315 (7th Cir. 1988) (citing cases). Although no precise standards have been set forth delineating what constitutes constitutionally sufficient opportunities for exercise ...
Case • 1995
with prison guards, primarily Andrade. Corrections officers then confined McGuinness in what the institution terms the "awaiting action" tier of the West Wing. Another section of the West Wing is categorized ...
Case • 2006
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). That is to say, "in the light of pre-existing law ...
Case • 2001
to the Rule.'"). Because the public "has an interest in what goes on at all stages of a judicial proceeding", Citizens First, 178 F.3d at 945, including the pre-trial discovery stage, id. at 946 ("Most cases ...
Case • 2003
. This case thus presents the first impression issue of whether and upon what showing a petitioner who makes a freestanding claim of actual innocence is entitled to habeas corpus relief from his conviction ...
Case • 2001
to the District Court. See Savino v. Computer Credit, Inc., 164 F.3d 81 (2d Cir. 1998). While I am not inclined to award more than $ 2,000 to plaintiff's counsel for what is obviously a routine filing under ...
Case • 2008
, Saleh asked for an attorney. Detective Ramirez asked Saleh what he wanted to do, and Saleh began to cry and said that he wanted the electric chair so he could join Edwards. He also said that he had ...
Case • 2007
, Associate Justice In this appeal, the appellant, the City of Pine Bluff ("the City"), and the appellee, Jefferson County ("the County"), ask our court to decide what is meant by the phrase "prisoners ...
Case • 2009
employment for having unauthorized contact with [**4] Novicki. FOOTNOTES 3 The record is unclear as to what precise role Novicki played in the prior investigation. The district court granted ...
Case • 2001
, Chapman did not reveal what had happened. Upon arriving at the jail, the officers similarly assisted her out of the van. Chapman was processed and attended court. Her husband posted the bond deposit ...
Case • 2001
had prospective implications which reverberated beyond the current occupant of the office, the Court found that the action was legislative in substance. Therefore, what further distinguishes Trevino ...
Case • 2001
and that is what is required for an excessive-force claim to be compensable. See Howard v. Barnett, 21 F.3d 868, 872-73 (8th Cir. 1994). Deputy McAllister is not entitled to qualified immunity for the alleged use ...
Case • 2002
the claimant's medical complaint by the inmates grievance procedures at the administrated level," Complaint ¶ IV-C, but it is unclear what that statement is intended to mean. Defendant contends that plaintiff has ...
Case • 2007
impression for the court. We have never before determined what constitutes sufficient evidence to support a statute of limitations instruction in an escape case. Not surprisingly, there is very little case law ...
Case • 2008
between himself and Novak. During the course of [**5] those later conversations, Novak agreed to launder what he was told were the proceeds of drug trafficking, and to accept $ 60,000 of that money ...
is purportedly used in what is called “exigent circumstances,” i.e. investigations into “kidnappings, homicides, endangered missing juveniles, suicidal subjects, etc.,” according to a 2011 ...
, this time for what one of the SJC judges described as “egregious” conduct, which included inflammatory statements that likened the murder victim’s body to “charred meat.” During ...
general “extensive inaccurate information” about its interrogation program; that the CIA misrepresented the brutality of interrogation techniques, downplaying what was clearly torture ...
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