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Brief • 2010
. Plaintiff was awarded $10,000 by the jilly in this case. Although 5 this amount is less than what Plaintiff sought, it is not a nominal award. Moreover, the Court 6 finds that Plaintiffs jmy verdict ...
Brief • 2009
a valid reenactment because Chavalia has repeatedly claimed that he does not know what step he was on, how he was Case 3:08-cv-01868-DAK Document 72 Filed 07/14/2009 Page 2 of 2 standing, where he ...
Brief • February 15, 2015
by the Defendant as to what occurred were false and untrue. 6. When she made the allegations aforementioned against the Plaintiff, the Defendant knew that such allegations were false and untrue. 7. The Plaintiff ...
Article • March 3, 2020 • from PLN March, 2020
is a much needed examination of what happens to its prisoners. For various reasons, there is little litigation by those injured and killed in Marshals’ custody, which closes one of the few windows ...
Article • March 3, 2020 • from PLN March, 2020
action alleging the county jail had a policy that “required a non-medical person to make a medical decision about what to do with someone suffering from a medical emergency.” The lawsuit ...
Article • March 4, 2020 • from PLN March, 2020
photo. These are quite high charges for a “free” e-tablet, whether one is imprisoned in New York or West Virginia. Both states receive commissions from JPay and GTL from what they charge ...
to refuse medication or treatment. That is what happened in C.S.’s case. The court followed the reasoning of Washington v. Harper, 494 U.S. 210 (1990) that a state could involuntarily medicate ...
(FOIA) requests by the NACDL led the group to file a FOIA lawsuit in October 2018 to discover to what extent prison emails were being filtered. Proponents of the new bill agree that it would ...
Article • June 1, 2021 • from PLN June, 2021
Filed under: Advocacy, Art
do not brutalize and kill people, a society without institutionalized racism and classism, a country where jails and prisons do not exist. Envisioning such a bold future is what Barring Freedom ...
Article • June 1, 2021 • from PLN June, 2021
not. What has emerged is that some states, in the rush to reduce incarcerated populations, neglected to test prisoners for COVID-19 prior to release, thus potentially contributing to the spread of the virus ...
Article • June 1, 2021 • from PLN June, 2021
this case, and that’s what ultimately killed him.” After his parole in 1996 Harrell discovered he could ·not be with his own children unless he was supervised. He would twice be convicted ...
Article • June 1, 2021 • from PLN June, 2021
a person’s need under the relevant standard of professional judgment. It left to the district court to determine to what extent, if any, the trauma-informed approach should be incorporated ...
Article • April 1, 2022 • from PLN April, 2022
dress himself. He cannot put toothpaste on a toothbrush. He can’t cut his own food. He’s back on oxygen.” “I think what the parole board did is lawless,” Bluver continued ...
Article • April 1, 2022 • from PLN April, 2022
Filed under: Food
calories and nutrients than what was planned in the written cycle menus.” On November 11, 2019, the Court denied defendants’ motion for summary judgment, noting that those “substitutions ...
Article • November 30, 2022 • from PLN December, 2022
: broken intercoms, clogged sinks, too-few cells that result in overcrowding. But some of what TCJS found isn’t so easy to blame on an old building. The kitchen was dirty. Dried food stuck ...
Article • January 1, 2023 • from PLN January, 2023
of the mother. Several states have also created criminal penalties for anyone helping a woman get an abortion. What effect will this have on abortions in federal prison, especially in cases where it’s ...
Article • March 1, 2023 • from PLN March, 2023
and offenses,” he was placed in the cell with Sutton. So a young man who had already attacked two people was housed in a cell with a mentally ill older man with a hair-trigger temper. What could go wrong ...
’ behalf to the county court hearing her case, Carolyn Sufrin, an expert on incarceration and an OB/GYN at John Hopkins University Hospital in Baltimore, listed what was wrong this policy. &ldquo ...
Article • January 20, 2023
to ask what was being done to protect them. BOP staff responded in an email citing three measures: identifying cell doors of prisoners who engage in sexual acts; reducing the frequency that guards ...
for interpretation.”  Protestors and advocates challenge the so-called “pre-crime preventative detention” laws that authorize the program. They demand an end to what has become indefinite ...
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