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Case • 2000
learned of what they now claim is "prejudicial information." On this basis alone, the court could deny defendants' motion; however, given the seriousness of such a motion, the court will address ...
Case • 2000
States v. Leon, 468 U.S. 897, 924-25 (1984), the Court recognized that in "cases addressing the question of good-faith immunity under 42 U.S.C. 1983, ... courts have considerable discretion in conforming ...
Case • 2000
security. While incarcerated, an inmate's security level is reevaluated and changed when necessary to reflect the inmate's behavior and adaption to the institution. In addition to the general population ...
Case • 2003
or the statutory scheme as a whole. The majority is, of course, correct that the relevant clause of §636(c)(1) speaks only of "consent," while the clause addressing part-time magistrate judges requires that consent ...
Case • 2002
to those here, authorities which would have been distinguishable in any event because they addressed only whether specific conduct was reasonably related to a legitimate purpose -- a question that does ...
Case • 2002
before the scheduled 11:00 p.m. shift change. Together with the newly arrived officers, Miller and Holmes decided to remove Hill from the padded cell and place her on a restraining board. The defendants ...
Case • 1998
are sufficient to destroy the analogy upon which the lower court opinions rest. A case such as this one is more closely analogous to cases in which a later event, say the change in the citizenship of a party ...
Case • 1988
to determine the propriety of a district court's denial of a qualified immunity claim does not divest an appellate court of its jurisdiction.*fn6 [24] We next address Ryan's assertion that we lack ...
Case • 1979
preliminary matters, we address each of these subjects below. [16] Three-Judge Court [17] Appellants first argue that the district court's action required a three-judge court. The former statute ...
Case • 2003
was recommended for and accepted for transfer to CNYPC "to provide him with the best chance at a successful discharge/release." III. STANDARD OF REVIEW In addressing the pending motions for summary judgment ...
Case • 1998
to plaintiff's numerous grievances. Plaintiff's advocacy on behalf of himself and his fellow inmates is well noted, and defendants are to be commended for their responsiveness in addressing plaintiff's concerns ...
Case • 1994
in this case was based on precisely the same conduct addressed in the claimants' criminal case, and it sought to forfeit title to the claimants' property on the basis of precisely the same violations of the same ...
Case • 2001
of the plaintiff class is large. See id., Exs. 12-15, 17-19. In addition, while PHS has apparently changed its policies with respect to prior approvals for certain prescription medications, the plaintiffs have also ...
Case • 2009
. Accounting for the different number of judges, the number of cases filed in the Western versus Southern Districts is roughly equal and does not favor a change of venue. Additionally, TDCJ operates a large ...
Case • 2002
again to change the turn-in date to April 14, 2000. [15] However, Plaintiff did not appear on either date, nor did she call to schedule an alternative date. Id. Five days later, on April 19, 2002 ...
Case • 1993
that the drafters had intended to change the rule. Id., at 50-51. In Bourjaily v. United States, 483 U. S. 171 (1987), on the other hand, the Court was unable to find a particular common-law doctrine in the Rules ...
Case • 2004
the OMMU with a valid address. DOC did not tell the court that while he was under OMMU supervision and failing to report for intake, Jones was arrested for driving without a license, which violated ...
Case • 2001
was required to submit PIPs within sixty days addressing those areas in [**12] which OCFS believed there was substantial non-compliance with applicable laws, regulations and/or reasonable case work practice. See ...
that.” It’s not clear what she meant, and FDLE did not address it in its investigation. The Herald contacted FDLE numerous times to ask for an explanation. Initially, the agency — designated ...
Brief • August 17, 2005
clearance for Hepatitis C treatment from the Office of Mental Health, he was not scheduled to commence the critical treatment necessary to address his Hepatitis C. See Exhibit G (evidencing OMH clearance ...
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