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Case • 2003
personal belongings of my ward who is relocating to Florida...." In the letter, Mr. Roberto also gave permission to those named to "use whatever means necessary including breaking locks, doors or windows ...
Case • 2002
. § 290ii as informing the common law duty and standard of care, these additions do not change my analysis. 42 U.S.C. § 290ii states that a health care facility[] that receives support in any form from ...
Case • 1994
perceptions of fairness, have changed (that is in my view no basis for either tightening or relaxing the traditional demands of due process); but rather that the modern judicial order is in its relevant ...
Case • 1989
, 692 F. Supp. at 1549, the decree prohibits [**12] use of double bunks that interfere with or obstruct sight lines from the officer's station. n9 Based on the Department's representations and my own ...
Case • 2005
it. There may be instances in which Title II calls for measures that Cleburne and Turner would not. In my view, this constitutes the prophylactic element of Title II, which should be assessed under the "congruent ...
Case • 2002
. The officer "became verbally obscene and abusive in language, and gesticulated in such a manner that I immediately became silent, fearing for my physical safety from this man." The officer issued a traffic ...
Case • 2002
the disciplinary system of the New York City Police Department." n28 n27 Professor Skolnick's study appears to be based on incomplete materials. See Golanski Aff. Exh. 6 at 2 ("Please refer to my letter ...
Texas criminal justice director, was named as the TYC's new conservator in December 2007. "My prediction is that in two years it's back to normal for the TYC," stated PLN editor Paul Wright. With "normal ...
automatic deductions offers a straightforward critique of the problem with automatic deductions from prisoner accounts that could easily apply to all forms of cost-related assessments: "I have scratched my ...
, alleged that her death could have been the result of earlier injuries sustained from fights with other prisoners, a seizure or a self-inflicted injury. "My understanding of the medical experts' opinions ...
they're better. Yet, they won't open their books. If I was better, I wouldn't be afraid to open my books," said Dawe.[111] Dawe quoted statistics showing that private prisons are much more violent and have ...
. My main concern is doctors taking away prescriptions, especially for non-convicted people going through court cases, said Bruno. While medical expenses at the jail have increased, the cost ...
. My main concern is doctors taking away prescriptions, especially for non-convicted people going through court cases, said Bruno. While medical expenses at the jail have increased, the cost ...
Case • 2007
of the videotape showing the robber, "[b]ecause being into tattoos the way I am, the first thing about me that makes me original is my tattoos." [100] *fn6 At the time of the interrogation, Russo ...
Case • 2007
, in my view, the Secretary of Corrections only has authority under 61 P.S. § 3003 to keep a death row inmate in solitary confinement upon receipt and continued possession of a valid warrant. 6 FOOTNOTES ...
Case • 2007
(a), if the date of execution passes without imposition of the death penalty, the Governor must issue a second warrant that establishes a new execution date. Thus, in my view, the Secretary of Corrections only has ...
Case • 2005
Westefer v. Snyder - 422 F.3d (7th Cir. 2005) - 2005 Westefer v. Snyder, 422 F.3d 570 (7th Cir. 09/06/2005) [1] In the United States Court of Appeals For the Seventh Circuit [2] No. 03-3318 [3] 422 F.3d 570 [4] September 6, 2005 [5] ROBERT WESTEFER, MARK VONPERBANDT, ALLEJANDRO VILLAZANA, …
Case • 2008
Williams v. Hayman - 488 F. Supp. 2d 446 (D. N.J. 2007) and USDC, D. N.J., No.06-3705 (June 17, 2008) - 2008 EDDIE WILLIAMS, Plaintiff, v. GEORGE W. HAYMAN, et al., Defendants. Civil No. 06-3705 (JBS) UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY 488 F. Supp. 2d …
Case • 1998
be wrongly construed, my concurrence has been appended to make clear the standing of our law on this issue. n1 We carved out a narrow exception to this rule in State ex rel. Blake v. Chafin, 183 W. Va. 269 ...
Case • 1994
, and construed the statute independently of the effect of the construction on the case, I write separately to explain my different opinion of what the statute means. [104] Title IX prohibits discrimination ...
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