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Publication • February 25, 2016
Filed under: The Rock
. Although he told medical staff and other correctional staff about the pain caused by the restraints and PVC devices, and that he wanted to submit to an x-ray to prove he didn’t have anything concealed, he ...
Publication • February 25, 2016
Filed under: The Rock
..................2 Hunger Strike Intensifies ..........3 The First Death ........................3 Taken Hostage .........................3 Letters ......................................4 Medical Release Form ...
Publication • May 27, 2016
opportunity to access these resources. 97 Although only 35 detainees are allowed in at a time, they will rotate them in and out, one barracks 'at a time. 98 c. Access to Medical 1. Access to Health Care ...
Publication • February 25, 2016
Filed under: The Rock
used “extreme isolation arbitrarily and abus sively,” exposed prisoners to contaminated water, and delayed medical care of inmates, causing “needless suffering.” Student activists also targeted G4S ...
Publication • February 25, 2016
Filed under: The Rock
for speaking out about prison conditions. In 2002, women filed a lawsuit against both the state and the Alabama Department of Corrections about the overcrowding, extreme temperatures and poor medical care ...
Publication • May 16, 2022
Filed under: Sexual Assault
of the COVID-19 pandemic. Contents: · Introduction · Background, Methodology, and Human Rights Standards · Sanitation of Food and Laundry · Allegations of Medical Neglect · Use of Solitary Confinement • COVID-19 ...
Case • 1995
FACILITY, MEDICAL SERVICES; D.P. O'DEA, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF EOCI, INDIVIDUALLY AND IN THAT CAPACITY; AL BELL, PROGRAM SERVICES MANAGER EMPLOYED BY THE EOCI, INDIVIDUALLY AND IN THAT CAPACITY, ET AL ...
Case • 1992
1. Deprivation of Eyeglasses: Deliberate indifference to serious medical needs is sufficient to state a claim for violation of the eighth amendment proscription against cruel and unusual punishment ...
Case • 1991
to be of practical use and his lower right ribs protrude an inch from his rib cage. He received no medical treatment for those injuries during his 9 1/2 months' incarceration in the Kendall County jail. Plaintiff ...
Case • 1994
and Sergeant Howard Shaul at Camp Georgetown refused to loosen the restraints and that those officials and others at Midstate denied Davidson medical care for his resulting injuries. Upon his return to Midstate ...
Case • 1992
-positive prisoners: (1) deliberate indifference to serious medical needs in violation of the eighth amendment, (2) conditions of confinement in violation of the eighth amendment, (3) violation ...
Case • 1998
of his statements that exposure to smoke caused him headaches, chest pains, and "a lot of stress." J.A. 210. He identified no specific medical condition, and provided no records documenting any ailment ...
Case • 2004
filed an application for post-conviction relief in which he claimed that the Alaska Department of Corrections failed to provide him with the proper equipment to draft pleadings and with the proper medical ...
Case • 1999
was apparently confirmed by subsequent evaluations by Harris County medical personnel early during Justin's detention at Delta 3. Justin's physicians placed him on Prozac and other medications and recommended ...
Case • 1991
in avoiding health problems caused by nutritional deficiency from a vegetarian diet and in avoiding potential medical liability if inmates were to become nutritionally deficient. LaFevers v. Saffle, Order at 2 ...
Case • 2002
, the Department argues, the record does not demonstrate that the Department had actual notice that it was more likely than not the cause of the injury. The Department relies on a series of medical malpractice cases ...
Case • 2001
in presentation. The known medical needs of inmates go largely unattended: prescribed medications for serious illnesses are not made available for those inmates who cannot afford them; there is a dangerous delay ...
Case • 2001
OFFICIAL CAPACITY; APPELLANTS, SUSAN JILL MILLER, NURSE PRACTITIONER, CORRECTIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES, INC., INDIVIDUALLY AND IN HER OFFICIAL CAPACITY (ORIGINALLY SUED AS S. JILL MILLER); GERROLD WOOD, NURSE ...
Case • 2000
with adequate medical care. The defendants take this interlocutory appeal from the denial by the magistrate judge (presiding by consent of the parties under 28 U.S.C. § 636(c)) of their motion to dismiss ...
Case • 1996
by medical personnel, who did not provide him with a medical excuse from work duty. When Kennedy did not report for work later that morning, a guard cited him ("issued a major disciplinary against him ...
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