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Case • 1996
by visiting some significantly unpleasant consequence upon the criminal." Rowe, 884 F. Supp. at 1379. See also Artway, 876 F. Supp. at 689. Here, the Act's public notification provisions impose a "significant ...
Case • 1993
: [79] "E.3.b. Non-contact visiting 100 sq. ft." [80] (i) Pages 34 and 35 are deleted. [81] (j) The following paragraph shall be added to page 37; [82] "Inmate laundry rooms shall ...
Case • 1999
to the major changes it visited on § 2254 and § 2255, indicates that Congress intended no bar to apply to successive § 2241 petitions. Several circuits concur that successive § 2241 petitions ...
Case • 1998
Plaintiffs' counsel received Jones's letter, Plaintiffs' counsel visited New LCP and investigated Jones's complaints with the cooperation of Defendants. No further action by the court was required. On June 30 ...
Case • 1999
) because of defendants' refusal to accommodate inmates with disabilities, plaintiffs are unable to use law libraries, visiting areas, yard areas, laundry facilities, dining halls, vocational training ...
Case • 2000
to provide. See Flores Decl. PP 7, 9 (stating the IWF funds are used to improve prison conditions and to provide library and visiting materials). More importantly, IWF offers these benefits to the prisoners ...
Case • 1995
. She was interested in changing jobs, and petitioner used a series of deceptions involving offering her a job at "The Leather Shoppe," a business he owned, to induce her to visit him the next day ...
Case • 2000
or not to parole a person under life sentence is the severity of the offense." Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles, Parole Decisions http://www.pap.state.ga.us/ Decisions.htm (visited March 2, 2000). If we accept ...
Case • 1995
, approved by the Bishop of Oakland, regularly participated in the interdenominational services with Protestant lay ministers and individually administered to the inmates during visiting hours. The lay ...
Case • 2000
to visits by the press or news media without his or her express consent nor shall his or her home address or photograph be given to the press or news media without his or her express consent. "(f ...
Case • 2001
. On August 2, 1999, appellant again visited with Appellee Oppong. Appellant explained to Appellee Oppong that his left foot had begun to hurt. However, Appellee Oppong took no action to alleviate appellant's ...
Case • 1992
the arrest, that Sanders had an alibi corroborated by three credible witnesses, all of whom were acquaintances of Lt. McCoy. The three men visited Lt. McCoy at his home and explained that they were ...
Case • 2003
over the strenuous objection of Rowe's physician. Rowe was placed in the Choctaw County Jail where his condition deteriorated. He became unable to walk or to feed himself. On visiting days, the family ...
Case • 1984
after every contact visit with a person from outside the institution was not unreasonable and may be conducted on less than probably cause. [69] *fn6 An officer could probably have removed ...
Case • 2005
ops_maunal.pdf (last visited Sept. 22, 2005). Criteria for placement in adseg are "limited to those cases where reasons exist that the inmate's continued presence in the general population would do any ...
Case • 2005
Hamm took his share of the money and visited his sister in California. At the hearing held to consider his application to the Bar, he told the Committee that he "was compelled to come back to Tucson ...
Case • 1989
and torn. Inmates are not receiving weekend visits of at least 20 minutes in duration. A number of inmates fail to receive a physical examination within 72 hours of admission, a situation which also leads ...
Case • 1987
is confined to his cell for more than sixteen hours a day should be allowed recreation for one hour a day. The circumstances in this case, however, are very different from those in Campbell. When visitation ...
Case • 1987
and encouraging the rehabilitation of the probationer. [45] The search in this case was not the result of an ordinary home visit by petitioner's probation agent for which no warrant is required. Cf. Wyman v ...
Case • 1987
that it is difficult to get needed medical attention, that access to legal material is minimal, that visits are severely restricted, and that he cannot have a job or participate in vocational programs. He also claims ...
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