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Case • 1992
had serious medical needs that had to be addressed before she could make any progress with his psychological problems. These medical needs included possible treatment for suspected cancer, continued ...
Case • 1999
his counselor of any assignments or changes in court dates, securing of lawful employment approved by the counselor during the period of time he was "under supervision{,}" securing and maintaining ...
Case • 1993
sustenance." We granted review to address these transcendent issues of statewide importance.*fn3 [21] II. [22] Petitioner posits a duty to force-feed and provide other nonconsensual treatment ...
Case • 1995
was withdrawn by counsel's letter dated March 24, 1995, and thus will not be addressed. BACKGROUND While at Sing Sing Correctional Facility, plaintiff Lee was issued an Inmate Misbehavior Report (hereinafter ...
Case • 2002
. Thompkins v. Cyr, 202 F.3d 770, 785-86 (5th Cir. 2000). [29] TDCJ, however, reads Thomas I incorrectly. In Thomas I, 220 F.3d at 394 & n.2, we addressed which actions constituted adverse employment ...
Case • 2005
attack on the count on which he or she was found liable. They then join forces to impugn certain evidentiary rulings. For ease in articulation, we address the individual challenges first and then move ...
Case • 2001
held that the statute was limited to the 'proceeds' of a policy and did not change the community character of the underlying policy, despite statutory language indicating the policy was to 'inure ...
Case • 2001
proceedings and to step in as counsel should Silva change his mind and request representation. Counsel refused to provide investigative, research, or runner services for Silva, arguing ...
Case • 2003
ADEA claim because she did not properly raise her age claims in her EEOC charge; (2) found that most of the thirteen complained-of actions taken by Aramark did not result in a "materially adverse change ...
Case • 2004
on the motion. In view of the urgency of this matter and both parties' need for a prompt decision on the pending motion, the Court issued an oral ruling on May 4, 2004. This memorandum of decision does not change ...
Case • 2008
need not address whether the specific laboratory report relied upon in Peters' revocation hearing was testimonial, because the issue presented by the certified question is really whether a revocation ...
Case • 1999
held that the statute was limited to the 'proceeds' of a policy and did not change the community character of the underlying policy, despite statutory language indicating the policy was to 'inure ...
Brief • March 6, 2013
or incomplete pharmacy prescriptions; 9  Inappropriate discontinuation/change of medication; 10 11  Inconsistent non-formulary medication approval process; 12  Inconsistent or contradictory medication ...
Brief • February 6, 2010
, while 12 plaintiffs assert that prisoners are not given a change of clothes.4 It is undisputed that there is no running 13 water on the transporters, and prisoners are not allowed to brush their teeth ...
Brief • 1989
and Management Plan (hereafter referred to as "0 S M Plan") to address i the existence of and problem associated with the presence of Asbestos Containing Materials in the institution. prepared by October 1, 1989 ...
Brief • 2007
the court yet ruled on the pending post-trial motions or on other issues, such as prejudgment interest which were not formally addressed therein. 8. Given that virtually all pre-judgment work on the case ...
Brief • 2010
by or under contract with Advocates to provide mental health care services to inmates at the jail. 12. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts ("The Commonwealth") is a sovereign with a usual business address ...
Brief • 2002
., ¶ 19. HB 2376 on its face bars prisoners from corresponding with plaintiffs, and actually mandates the seizure of mail from prisoners addressed to plaintiffs. See Ariz. Rev. Stat. § 31-235(C), (D ...
Brief • 2010
.2d 985 (7th Cir. 1988); Barbee v. Warden, 331 F.2d 842 (4th Cir. 1964)). c. The majority separately addressed, and rejected, Ingles’s contention that – at the very least – a police officer’s good faith ...
Brief • March 28, 2020
have not been fully addressed in a prior motion, and the Court need not address it in order to resolve the TRO. Moreover, there can be no dispute that other provisions of the FSA speak to the need ...
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