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Case • 1998
, 344 U. S. 183, 190-191190-191 (1952) ("There can be no dispute about the consequences visited upon a person excluded from public employment on disloyalty grounds. In the view of the community, the stain ...
Case • 1997
that there is a genuine issue for trial"). Instead, the evidence indicates that following the OSHA citation resulting from Antonio's September 1990 visit, the appellees, through Safety Manager Vastlik, took measures ...
Case • 1999
A. Talmadge Concurring: Richard P. Guy Charles Z. Smith Barbara Durham Charles W. Johnson Barbara A. Madsen Gerry L. Alexander Visiting Judge Dissenting: Richard B. Sanders [11] En Banc [12] We ...
Case • 1996
Mitchell v. Maynard - 80 F.3d 1433 (10th Cir. 1996) - 1996 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mitchell v. Maynard, 80 F.3d 1433 (10th Cir. 04/01/1996) 80 F.3d 1433, 1996.C10.438 [Editor's note: footnotes (if any) trail the opinion] PUBLISH [1] UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS TENTH CIRCUIT [2] Filed 4/1/96 [3] CARL DEMETRIUS MITCHELL, …
Case • 1993
Walls, who said that nothing could be done that day because no doctors worked at the prison on the weekend. Gutierrez' request to visit the prison health care unit on Saturday, July 6, was denied; however ...
Case • 1999
used for attorney and family visitation are already over capacity. To accept Plaintiff's proposal would require the County to spend funds to build an entirely new room or unit with budgetary funds ...
Case • 1992
McGuckin's pain and clear need for surgery, months inexplicably passed without any further treatment of his condition. On October 26, 1989, McGuckin again visited Smith and complained that his pain continued ...
Case • 1992
when a matron named Vi indicated to plaintiff that she knew plaintiff had AIDS. This upset plaintiff enough that she complained of the matron's statement to the judge. Nevertheless, on a return visit ...
Case • 1997
Walls, who said that nothing could be done that day because no doctors worked at the prison on the weekend. Gutierrez' request to visit the prison health care unit on Saturday, July 6, was denied; however ...
Case • 1996
blood was drawn, and Boyd reported to Jolly that the test results were normal. According to Jolly, during this visit, Boyd made jokes about his testicle decreasing in size, stating that Jolly "shouldn't ...
Case • 1992
Brown v. Doe - 803 F. Supp. 932 (SD NY 1992) - 1992 SAMUEL BROWN, Petitioner, - against - JOHN DOE, Warden, Respondent. 89 Civ. 2920 (VLB) UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK 803 F. Supp. 932; 1992 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 16156 October 16, 1992, …
Case • 1997
"were intended to and did visit society's wrath directly upon the offender." Id. [83] Other historical analogies are also instructive. It is at least as appropriate to compare the notification law ...
Case • 1997
which includes contact visits, out-of-cell time, and some privileges similar to those provided to the general population prisoners. Grade B prisoners are those who are classified as trouble-makers ...
Case • 1997
only" rule (inmates only allowed hardcover books mailed directly from the publisher or bookstore), and the practice of body cavity searches following contact visits. See id. at 541-43, 548-60. According ...
Case • 1997
Walls, who said that nothing could be done that day because no doctors worked at the prison on the weekend. Gutierrez' request to visit the prison health care unit on Saturday, July 6, was denied; however ...
Case • 2003
that petitioners' visitation, mail, and telephone policies were overly restrictive, ... a fee award based on the claimed hours clearly would have been excessive. There is no precise rule or formula for making ...
Case • 2001
pursuant to section 706-603. [112] *fn2 See eHawaiiGov (visited August 22, 2001) . [113] *fn3 Under HRS § 846E-3(b), "relevant information that is necessary to protect the public" means: (1) Name ...
Case • 2004
Goldings v. Winn - 383 F.3d 17 (1st Cir. 2004) - 2004 Goldings v. Winn, 383 F.3d 17 ( 09/09/2004) [1] United States Court of Appeals For the First Circuit [2] No. 03-2633 [3] 383 F.3d 17, [4] September 09, 2004 [5] MORRIS M. GOLDINGS, PLAINTIFF, APPELLANT, v. DAVID L. …
Case • 2004
, and that defendant, Lynn Hust, is employed by ODOC as a librarian at SRCI. (Def.'s Concise Stmt. of Mat. Facts (# 33) (hereafter "Def.'s Fact Stmt.") at 1.) It is also undisputed that plaintiff visited the SRCI law ...
Case • 2005
. In addition to these regular clock rounds, officers are also present in the block every day to take inmates to court appearances, family and attorney visits, sick call, church [*883] and recreation ...
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