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Brief • January 20, 2011
by a judicial officer because the charge was no longer pending or because of a change in conditions of release was returned to the DC Jail or CTF for processing for release rather than being released from ...
Publication • February 24, 2016
regulation, leaving Air Taser free to market their product without government interference or oversight.5 In 1998, the company changed its name to Taser International and developed the Advanced Taser, using ...
Publication • August 1, 2019
convicted of a felony and you are currently serving your sentence, this includes any fines and probation.”). Despite multiple requests from advocacy groups, Georgia’s Secretary of State has failed to address ...
Kickback publication
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of Corrections, (hereinafter referred to as "the State"), whose address and telephone number are PO Box 201301, Helena, MT 59620,406-444-3980, and Telmate, LLC, (hereinafter referred to as the "Contractor"), whose ...
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Publication • May 1, 1988
to be a "successor in interest", a party must continue to retain the same rights as the original owner without change in ownership and there must be change in form only and not in substance, and transferee ...
Case • 1996
or amend the judgment under Rule 59(e). The court then, for the first time, addressed Donald's attempt to add the individual defendants. The court stated: [28] Plaintiff also appears to seek ...
Case • 1999
, to attempt a substantive change in constitutional protections." 117 S. Ct. at 2169, 138 L. Ed. 2d at 646. In contrast to RFRA, the [**19] ADA's legislative history is replete with examples of deliberate ...
Case • 2005
the concerns and address any issues that may exist. Farnham allegedly told him that "some inmates were sick and the ducts were suspected [as the cause]." Walker Aff. ¶ 4. According to Farnham, Walker's ...
Case • 1982
of plaintiff's class claims, yet the change of circumstance occasioned by the demolition of the specific cell area in which plaintiff was confined militates against finding an established policy or practice ...
Case • 1995
addressing the question whether Wadley Police Chief Freddie Morgan, who participated in the [*39] raids, was a policymaker for the municipality, the city argued that a respondeat superior theory could ...
Case • 1988
of their claims, the court very briefly addressed the balance of equities in issuing a preliminary injunction, finding that the state's compelling interest in controlling gangs would be hindered if an injunction ...
Case • 1992
. As the Federal district court in City of Philadelphia v. Klutznick observed, allowing the courts to address this issue on an ad hoc basis "sacrifices the national [census] program to the exact dangers of local ...
Case • 2000
had changed, the standard of care would require the general practitioner to "at least go through a differential diagnosis of what might cause the blurring . . . and at least make the referral or make ...
Case • 2001
warranted a requirement that he renew his diet request at 90 day intervals. Assuming that Plaintiff's religious convictions are sincere, there was no reason to expect that his beliefs would change within 90 ...
Case • 2000
inmates told him that Schwenk was homosexual. Mitchell admits that soon after that, Schwenk told him that she intended to have a sex change operation after her release from prison, and that she repeated ...
Case • 2001
administrative remedies, as required by the PLRA exhaustion requirement. As stated above, the district court addressed the issue twice - when the court denied Charrier's mid-trial oral motion to dismiss for lack ...
Case • 1999
of their exposure to second-hand smoke, the Court did not directly address the question of whether a prisoner may recover monetary damages based upon that risk of future injury. See Fontroy v. Owens, 23 F.3d 63, 66 ...
Case • 2002
by the Prison Litigation Reform Act. (PLRA). n4 This court also addressed and rejected plaintiffs' claim that VDOC's grooming policy violated RFRA and the First Amendment's Free Exercise clause. n5 On appeal ...
Case • 2002
legislature. Id. Considering all of these factors, the court held, "the ADA is a more suitable candidate than IGRA for Ex parte Young suits designed to change the behavior of specific government officials." Id ...
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