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that these discussions related to addressing the immediate concerns for prisoners in the jail. 8. Plaintiff’s expert did testify that the stated activities would be appropriate, but also indicated that additional ...
Brief • November 14, 2009
. 08:17 9 would ask you to tell me when you see something significant 08:17 10 and we'll stop the tape and allow you to address that. 08:17 11 Okay? 08:17 12 A. 08:17 13 08:17 14 08:17 ...
Brief • November 14, 2009
. 08:17 9 would ask you to tell me when you see something significant 08:17 10 and we'll stop the tape and allow you to address that. 08:17 11 Okay? 08:17 12 A. 08:17 13 08:17 14 08:17 ...
Case • 1991
research, or not permitted by defendants to perform any, or both. For example, in a letter from plaintiff addressed to Ms. Kobus, he asked whether "state law and rules and policies established ...
Case • 1999
, Mr. Iranon ordered an Internal Affairs investigation. Mr. Iranon testified that he was not upset or angry with Dr. Allen for blowing the whistle, and that his attitude towards Dr. Allen did not change ...
Case • 2001
Amendment; (2) the district court relied on extrinsic evidence and took judicial notice of disputed facts. We will address each of these bases for reversal in turn. [46] 1. Dismissal for Failure ...
Case • 1991
, their work product indicates that they were either untrained in methods of legal research, or not permitted by defendants to perform any, or both. For example, in a letter from plaintiff addressed to Ms ...
Case • 1991
of a statute includes not only what it sets out to change, but also what it resolves to leave alone. See Rodriguez v. United States, 480 U.S. 522, 525-526 (1987). The best evidence of that purpose ...
Case • 1973
Adams v. Carlson - 488 F.2d 619 (7th Cir. 1973) - 1973 Adams v. Carlson, 488 F.2d 619 (7th Cir. 08/23/1973) [1] UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE SEVENTH CIRCUIT [2] No. 73-1268 [3] 1973; 488 F.2d 619 [4] decided: August 23, 1973. [5] EDDIE ADAMS ET AL., PLAINTIFFS-APPELLANTS, …
injustices from over-sentencing to over-charging. All of these things will continue. PW: In your view what needs to change to prevent innocent people from being wrongfully convicted in the future? JD ...
investigators that Jackson would pick him up while he was on work release for sex, and that she had changed the perimeter of his home confinement monitoring device so they could have sex in his driveway. Vigo ...
Brief • March 23, 2011
. ~Nelson Distributing v. Steward-Warner. 808 F. Supp. 684, 11 12 687 (D. Minn. 1992). The Minnesota Supreme Court has not addressed the issue, and .;, 13 therefore the court must determine what rule ...
Brief • September 5, 2008
other policy, protocol, or other guideline or practice addressing the method of execution in Washington. Methods of lethal injection that would comply with the United States and Washington constitutions ...
Brief • May 23, 2012
washed its hands of Mr. Medina's welfare, CCA's nationwide pattem of greed-driven comer-cutting and ShOli-staffing took over. Contrary to all sound correctional practice, CCA made no effOli to address Mr ...
. There are approximately two hundred seventy six (276) youth currently incarcerated at JJJC, and this population is constantly changing as youth are admitted to and discharged from the facility. The class would be composed ...
Brief • January 24, 2007
. We have already 7 addressed this issue in the past and will not entertain the (2) men to a cell issue. . . .” 8 9 10 85. Defendants Smith, Cerone, Easterling and Howard are aware of the effects ...
Brief • October 15, 2008
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Brief • 2010
of whether the actor is a supervisor or subordinate . . . .‖). The Second Circuit has yet to squarely address the issue, but several district courts within the circuit have held that Iqbal affects supervisory ...
Brief • July 25, 2008
changed the outcome of the jury's deliberation. 26 In addition, TASER was prejudiced by numerous reversible errors in the trial 27 proceedings including: 1) the Court’s prejudicial supplemental closing ...
could find was influenced by his 17 ultimately unsuccessful effort to prevent the Yorba Linda City Council from changing 18 its police services contract to the Orange County. At minimum, Plaintiff has ...
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