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Case • 1995
, 557, 41 L. Ed. 2d 935, 94 S. Ct. 2963 (1974). Some liberty interests, such as the right to remain free from cruel and unusual punishment, the right to stay out of [**11] a mental hospital, or the right ...
Case • 1999
justified. n9 Plaintiffs also represent that there is additional extensive evidence including, but not limited to statements by Mercadel and Douthit, medical and mental health reports, and prison records ...
Case • 1992
of Asherman's suitability for home release, and he was entitled to assess the impact of parole denial upon Asherman's mental health. Asherman's attempt to foreclose all questions about his crime prevented ...
Case • 2004
, the failure of counsel to investigate the possibility of an insanity defense where "facts known to, or accessible to, trial counsel raised a reasonable doubt as to the defendant's mental condition" constitutes ...
Case • 2001
the material sought ... is privileged. Instead, the question of whether the privilege asserted ... should be recognized is governed by federal common law."); Addis v. Holy Cross Health System Corp., 1995 U.S ...
Case • 1984
held that section 1915(c) does not require government payment of witness fees and costs for an indigent inmate of a state mental hospital in his action under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. While we do not completely ...
Case • 1997
inmates; (5) addressing parole problems for inmates who were at SOCF during the riot; (6) piloting a program for hearing alleged rule violations; (7) ensuring mental health care for inmates present at SOCF ...
Case • 2001
occupancy, rather than the actual occupancy.*fn7 Furthermore, overcrowding limited the attempts by county officials to classify detainees according to dangerousness and to adequately segregate mentally ill ...
Case • 2002
-01002, contradicts its position: [61] Permanent partial disability: . . . . Under Washington law disability awards are based solely on physical or mental impairment due to the accepted injury ...
Case • 2004
; and an evaluation by mental health professionals experienced with sex offenders. Id. "The Board made these recommendations in spite of Thomas's apparent compliance with all of the Board's suggestions prior ...
Case • 2002
inmates in mental observation and gay housing units." City Defs.' [*535] Resp. at 12; see also id. at 9 ("DOC has instituted a 3-part education and self-monitoring program to rectify problems concerning ...
Case • 2001
. In June 1997, the district court found Cooper incompetent to proceed and ordered him to the Colorado Mental Health Institute. In October 1997, the district court found that Cooper had been restored ...
Case • 2000
. & Health Ctr. v. Xonics Medical Sys., 948 F.2d 271, 278 (6th Cir.1991)). [75] A trial court is within its discretion in remitting a verdict only when, after reviewing all evidence in the light most ...
Case • 1984
to the breakup of prisoners' marriages and generally threatens their mental health. Id., at 4647-4651. [ 468 U.S. Page 599] The secondary literature buttresses these assertions,*fn3 as do ...
Case • 2004
the perceived mental health risk. Id. By contrast, we have specifically held that mandatory public apology may be rehabilitative. Clark, 918 F.2d at 848 ("[A] public apology may serve a rehabilitative purpose ...
Case • 2002
a municipality's Monell liability for a policy of inaction: [78] Because the Eighth Amendment's deliberate indifference standard looks to the subjective mental state of the person charged with violating ...
Case • 2002
process during the Hearing. (See id.) [19] Preston asserts that as a result of these deprivations of constitutional rights, he has been subjected to various forms of mental distress, loss ...
Case • 2001
of the Queens House of Detention for Men v. Malcolm, 79 Civ. 4914, Rosenthal v. Malcolm, 74 Civ. 4854 (Adult Mental Health Center on Rikers Island). [80] *fn3 Additional hearings on other issues were held ...
Case • 2003
." Id. at 1051. We held that the licensing scheme, which contained certain educational requirements, was rationally related to California's interest in protecting the mental health and safety ...
Case • 2002
further to prove that the discrimination caused them "emotional pain, suffering, inconvenience, mental anguish, loss of enjoyment of life, [or] other nonpecuniary losses." n61 n56 Robinson, 267 F.3d ...
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