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Case • 1992
been determined appropriate candidates for release into the community. Both were adult males and convicted criminals. Neither had been seriously disciplined while in the HOC and neither had a record ...
Case • 1996
v. Dutchess Community College, 735 F.2d 8 (2d Cir. 1984). Judge Larimer also dismissed Danneskjold's claim under 42 U.S.C. Section(s) 1983 because that claim depended, in part, on the success ...
Case • 2003
." Tracy, 440 F. Supp. at 933 (internal quotation marks omitted). The court found that plaintiffs' loss of temporary release status, which had allowed them to be in the community for a portion of the time ...
Case • 2002
on anybody in the courtroom. The trial judge noted he had received a communication from the warden at Tamms, indicating defendant was a moderate escape risk and considered a high aggression level due ...
Case • 2005
to order probation and community-based drug treatment rather than incarceration for certain criminal offenders who commit " `nonviolent drug possession offense[s]' " (NDPO's) (Pen. Code, § 1210, subd ...
Case • 2005
concur in Divisions 2 and 3 and in the judgment. [60] With regard to the post-recusal communications between the Attorney General's office and Morgan, any possible conflict of interest burdening ...
Case • 1995
. [24] In the letter, Dillon objected that Klos's early release -upon completion of the shock program, he would be eligible for parole by July 1991 -- would present a danger to the community ...
Case • 1972
with the interests and safety of the public, so that a maximum of persons so convicted may be returned to private life in the communities of the state with improved work habits, education, mental and physical health ...
Case • 1989
Coop constitutionally could operate on the assumption that those responsible for providing medical care to particular inmates were discharging that duty properly and that they would communicate to him ...
Case • 1985
. 2800 (1974), which involved, inter alia, a challenge to a prohibition against face-to-face visits between prisoners and news reporters. Because the rule restricted only one manner of communication ...
Case • 1973
to communicate with the outside world. Limitations on access to the postal system, when coupled with severe limits on visitation and severe limits on telephone communication, does unreasonably impair plaintiffs ...
Case • 2004
intended to injure in some way unjustifiable by any government interest."*fn37 In the present case, sex offender treatment serves the government interest in protecting members of the community from future ...
Case • 2006
not, by itself, demonstrate that information will be communicated to the public. Id. Moreover, the OIP concluded that the PLN newsletter was also an insufficient vehicle for distributing information because ...
Case • 1982
for the institution and the community in which it is located. The intrusion of an individual's "personal space" or "portable territory" occasioned by overcrowding may also elicit physical and social stress reactions ...
Case • 1990
. 1541 n.11 (1984). In addition to the attorney's own affidavits, the fee applicant must produce satisfactory "specific evidence of the 'prevailing market rates in the relevant community' for the type ...
Case • 2002
, Forbis' ability to earn early release credits was not discretionary. [40] In Ward, our Supreme Court held that the Community Protection Act, which required people who were previously convicted ...
Case • 2004
complaint requesting injunctive and monetary relief. He claims that he was improperly denied privileges that have been given to other separatist groups, including communal worship, religious funding ...
Case • 2001
of this lodestar amount may be warranted. n11 Hensley, 461 U.S. at 435, 103 S. Ct. at 1940. The hourly rate should be "in line with those prevailing in the community for similar services by lawyers of reasonably ...
Case • 2002
of items that could be given to inmates, clearly communicated "the prohibition on tobacco cigarettes." Further, the judge found that the administrator of the correctional institution did not consent ...
Case • 2004
felony plea and receive a plea with a misdemeanor and time served. [28] I realize there has been a communication to the Court. I've seen a copy of it indicating that my client was discharged from ...
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