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the "lethal level" while the amount of diphenhydramine was at a "toxic level." Toguchi's parents sued Dr. Chung under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. At issue was what liability attached to Dr. Chung's prescribed dosage ...
, and such a phrase invited institutional officials and employees to apply their own personal prejudices as standards for prisoner mail censorship. The court struck down the ban on what was described as "communist ...
the judgment against CPS gave the Third Circuit jurisdiction because it was unconditional and "will remain undisturbed no matter what our ruling on the interlocutory order denying the joinder of [PHS]." 2 ...
. Revels, the prison guard who held the hearing, told Aboul-Hosn, that he did not care what his rights were and that he never gave prisoners "live witness testimony". Revels, found Aboul-Hosn guilty ...
Article • May 15, 2007
Filed under: Sentencing, Good Time, Probation
possession. He agreed (in writing) to what is called a "Johnson waiver" [People v. Johnson, 83 Cal.App.3d 183 (1978)], wherein if probation is violated the sentencing court may reinstate probation albeit ...
an officer hit his head against the wall and dragged him, and that on other occasions he was beaten and bruised, present genuine issues of material fact concerning what happened and whether it was justified ...
Article • May 15, 2007
to be examined by two independent doctors, who were to address the questions whether the plaintiff had rheumatoid arthritis, and if so what should be done about it, and whether his hepatitis C had advanced ...
Article • May 15, 2007
in through the back entrance and directly into a cell. He was later hospitalized because of what appeared to be a seizure. None of the transporting officers or officers at the precinct were told that he had ...
respond to what constituted a "rumor," the Court observed. Next, the court held that because a prisoner could be infracted under Rule 30k for virtually any communication prison officials define as "rumor ...
following a domestic violence incident. He then changed the name of Amer-I-can?s New Jersey chapter to Life Skills Academy. What drew the State Auditor?s attention and caused the audit of this small contract ...
Article • May 15, 2007 • from PLN May, 2007
of it.? ?It crushed me. It devastated me when he told me about getting an abortion and I saw what kind of monster he could be,? said Bonow, who was 8 months pregnant when interviewed. She refused to identify the father ...
Article • May 15, 2007 • from PLN May, 2007
. ?The pain never goes away,? Cooks says. ?Just because I?m in jail for drugs shouldn?t mean that I should be subjected to all of the things that I?m going through. Rather, nobody should go through what I?ve ...
and labor issues with them. Lance Corcoran, executive vice-president of the CCPOA commented, "It sounds to me that Wackenhut is doing exactly what they accuse us of doing, getting involved in 'pay to play ...
Article • July 15, 2007 • from PLN July, 2007
-0 in the state senate. What cannot be agreed on is how much the program will actually cost or how many people will be tracked. The Wisconsin Journal-Sentinel website posted figures, on September 17 ...
[prisoner] testified that Ocasio himself requested Castillo that he be relocated to a medical facility to treat what he suspected was a blood clot or head injury and that Castillo ignored him. The Puerto ...
involving CPR to save life, which is what the firefighters would have done, said Buffardi. The sheriff subsequently banned Walker from working at the jail. The county pays SFHS $909,038 a year to provide ...
Article • May 15, 2007
Legislature can tell people in New York or Canada or Sweden what they can or cannot put on their Web site is absurd," Fathi said. ADOC had responded to HB 2376 by implementing Director's Instruction #156 ...
been dismissed for failure to choose the right procedural vehicle. To obtain the answer to the declatory relief versus habeas riddle, the court must determine if the prisoner is seeking what can ...
Article • May 15, 2007
damages in an individual action. In the end, the trial judge commended the Parole Board for correcting what "could be considered an abysmal record." See: Hawker v. Consovoy, 198 F.R.D. 619 (D NJ 2001). ...
Article • May 15, 2007
of both Storseth and Riddle, because the limitation must be no greater than is necessary to protect the particular governmental interest involved and "[t]here [was] no evidence what government interests ...
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