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Publication • February 15, 2017
needless chaos in the courts without actually solving any demonstrated problem. In this letter, we highlight the most egregious of its many harms. As advocates for the marginalized and often invisible ...
and fewer health care services for inmates, along with more risks to staff and more grueling hours of mandatory overtime. Prison teachers and medical staff are being forced to step in as corrections officers ...
Publication • 2021
Filed under: Prison Labor
Resnik, Kate Weisburd, and the participants in the YLS Public Finance in Criminal Justice Series for their thoughts and comments, and Willamette for its research support. 1 Electronic copy available ...
Case • 2005
. Giving the government free rein to grant conditional benefits creates the risk that the government will abuse its power by attaching strings strategically, striking lopsided deals and gradually eroding ...
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Filed under: Civil Procedure, Grievances
in predominantly legal functions – the resolution of legal claims through multiple levels of review – inmates’ constitutional rights may be jeopardized at the expense of the private interests of the prison and its ...
Publication • August 3, 2016
Filed under: International, Immigration
that “the determining factor in deciding whether or not to transfer a detainee is whether the transfer is required for [ICE’s] operational needs.”1 According to ICE, any limits on its power to transfer detainees would ...
Article • December 15, 2009
of review – inmates’ constitutional rights may be jeopardized at the expense of the private interests of the prison and its staff. This Comment explores the extent to which internal grievance procedures ...
Case • 2003
as a matter of law in part, holding that CCA's medical policy, as reflected in its agreement with Dr. Robert B. Coble, is unconstitutional. On this basis, the district court enjoined CCA and all parties acting ...
Case • 2003
,' ' we 'must give effect to Congress's 'unambiguously expressed intent.' ' Secretary of Labor v. [Fed. Mine Safety & Health Review Comm'n], 111 F.3d 913, 917 (D.C. Cir. 1997) (quoting Chevron USA, Inc. v ...
within the State of Oregon, including OSP, OSCI, SRCI, SCI and CRCI. Defendant is responsible for ensuring that all of its facilities and systems, including its correctional facilities and the employees ...
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Inslitute, said, "the entire prison industry is the leading indus· ny of thai area. It's going 10 substantially lnnuence the eventual oUlcome oflhe nial no mailer how careful the judge and the stale allorney ...
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resources available to me inside the prison walls and while trying to adjust to prison life, overcome mental health issues, such as severe depression. and fight a drug addiction. . , In this Article, I ...
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were introduced in the Florida Legislature that would have abolished the Florida Parole Commission (FPC) and distributed its work out to volunteer parole panels, the governor's office, the courts ...
Publication • August 19, 2016
, and should not be attributed to The Urban Institute, its trustees, or its funders. TO TREAT OR NOT TO TREAT: EVIDENCE ON THE PROSPECTS OF EXPANDING TREATMENT TO DRUG-INVOLVED OFFENDERS Avinash Singh Bhati ...
suicide shall be included in the records of the attempting inmate and of the facility. Each attempted suicide shall be reported immediately to the responsible medical authority or a health or mental health ...
Case • 1997
an award of restitution is made. Initially, we note the trial court, in reaching its decision to impose restitution relied on 18 Pa.C.S. § 1106(c) (1) Mandatory [*623] Restitution, n1 which provides: (1 ...
Case • 2004
of his change of address . . . within five working days of moving into any city or county or state." The court did not define the term "inform." [24] During its deliberations, the jury told ...
Case • 1975
justified in its finding of the religious importance to the prisoner of the Jewish dietary rules. We agree with the court below that the prison authorities are proscribed by the constitutional status ...
Case • 2004
conclude that the court abused its discretion in denying Gil's motion for appointed counsel. [43] Gil also objects to the district court's "additional comments" in the second order, arguing ...
Case • 1995
before motion was filed by adding a new theory more than three years after it filed its original cross-claim motion); Kishwaukee Community Health Serv. Ctr., 638 F. Supp. at 1495 (noting that subject ...
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