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Brief • December 9, 2011
Health & Hospitals Com., 62 N.Y.2d 75 (1984) ................................. ~ .................................................................................. 13 Matter of Capital Newspapers Div ...
Brief • August 25, 2011
Health & Hospitals Com., 62 N.Y.2d 75 (1984) ................................. ~ .................................................................................. 13 Matter of Capital Newspapers Div ...
to the opportunity to allege and prove his eligibility for resentencing, we modify the judgment of the Court of Appeal to provide that its affirmance of the superior court’s denial order is without prejudice ...
Case • 1997
to dismiss Mount Clemens. The Court dismissed Macomb County on November 29, 1995, and the individual defendants on July 24, 1996. In its 1996 dismissal order, the Court also gave Rider permission to amend his ...
Case • 1995
officials entitled to raise the qualified immunity defense and its explicit conclusion that it was not clearly established during the period in question that the defendants' actions amounted ...
Case • 1986
of the children has contracted the disease. However, the two daughters have developed some allergies. There is no indication that these allergies constitute serious health problems. [18] The district court ...
Case • 2003
presenting with [GID] should be referred to the institution[']s mental health staff for further evaluation. J.A. 28. [25] In contravention of the directive that hormone treatment be tapered off ...
Case • 2001
to Mayoral's health and safety and that the lack of a policy was likewise not the result of deliberate indifference to inmate safety. [39] Mayoral is a pretrial detainee whose claim arises under ...
Case • 2004
, RICHARD L PRATT, Health Services Coordinator sued in individual & official capacity, JOHN O'STEEN, Physician sued in individual & official capacity, MARY KENNEDY, CRN sued in individual & official capacity ...
Case • 2006
Amendment "does not, by its precise words, mandate a certain level of medical care for prisoners[,]"*fn13 the Supreme Court has interpreted it as imposing a duty on prison officials to "ensure that inmates ...
Case • 2006
or district health department, which shall gather the specimen. If the person is incarcerated at the time of sentencing, the order shall require the chief administrative officer of the institution ...
Brief • February 9, 2012
Physician Assistant(s) “Doe(s),” unidentified nurse(s) “Roe(s),” and Correctional Medical Care, Inc. (“CMC”), a privately-owned company which provides health care services to inmates at the Montgomery County ...
Brief • 2010
with rules promulgated under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, codified primarily at 18, 26, & 42 U.S.C. and the Standards for Privacy of Individually Identifiable Health Information, 45 ...
Brief • March 3, 2008
color oflaw. 10. At all material times, Defendant Lenawee County employed all Defendant officers and is liable because its policies, practices, and customs, which were defective, resulted in injury ...
Brief • 2009
under its Statehood Charter, including the authority and power to create, operate and control detention facilities for housing prisoners who violated state laws. The Colorado Department of Corrections ...
Brief • 2006
Holliday v Curry Nh Proposed Order for Relief Mental Health 2006 STKm Oli NEW IIAi\II'SlllltE SUI'EIUOI~ COURT i\1\':ltltli\IACK,S5, EQUITY NO. 0~·F:-0203 'l"110;\IA5 HOLLIDAY. EARLE FOX, ROBERT ...
Brief • 2007
--request,-she--f-i-red---a-griev-anee 19 regarding this conduct and sought treatment from the mental 20 health facility. 21 merit. 2.6 22 Plaintiff's grievance was found to have Plaintiff Ballard ...
Brief • 2006
sound diet consisting of adequate caloric intake served at intervals to permit proper health. Defendants violated and violates its standard of care by offering two meals per day. III. 1. WITNESSES ...
Brief • 2008
and under color oflaw. 10. At all material times, Defendant Lenawee County employed all Defendant officers and is liable because its policies, practices, and customs, which were defective, resulted in injury ...
Brief • May 29, 2015
Plaintiff concerned for her mental or physical health. For purposes of this agreement, "promptly" means no later than seven days after Plaintiff notifies BOP of the threats or of Plaintiffs concern for her ...
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