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Case • 2003
Frazier. [13] In his objections to the Magistrate Judge's report and in a separate motion, Kozohorsky requested that if the District Court determined Harmon was not a proper defendant, the District ...
Article • April 15, 1995 • from PLN April, 1995
Forfeiture Violates Double Jeopardy by In the November 1994 issue of PLN (Vol. 5, No. 11) we reported on the abuse of asset forfeiture laws by law enforcement agencies more interested ...
David Silva returned in 2006 from serving 38 months in New Jersey state prison for offenses related to his substance abuse, he faced more than $35,000 in debt. He didn’t owe this money to private ...
Article • June 5, 2019 • from PLN June, 2019
Filed under: Jail Specific
, head of the House Committee on Corrections. Instead, defendants convicted of state jail felonies – the category now covers over 170 crimes, punishable by six months to two years in jail ...
Article • July 15, 2010 • from PLN July, 2010
maximum. In particular, the appellate court cited the sentencing judge’s failure to make findings regarding charges of perjury, or to assign proper weight to Stewart’s abuse of trust of her position ...
and Tanouye to pay $10,000. It awarded $7,500.00 in attorney fees for the state’s discovery abuse, ordered the state’s attorney to pay a $150 sanction to a charity of defendant’s choice ...
, Kentucky on April 12, 2004 and again on April 29, 2004 by Joel Becks, a corrections officer (CO) who was employed by Defendant Corrections Corporation of America (CCA). The abuse was a single act of fellatio ...
Brief • November 19, 2008
, plaintiffs have alleged that their constitutional rights have been violated due to individual defendants’ practice of depending on an unreliable reporter of child neglect and abuse. Essentially a pediatrician ...
Case • 1999
Dingman, the jail warden. Moreover, the repetitive, non-spontaneous nature of the defendant's abuse is reflected in his statement to Fowlks during the incident charged in Count I. Kujawa heard Walsh say ...
Case • 2003
We held that the trial court abused its discretion by failing to exclude the undisclosed witnesses because the defendant did not have reasonable time to prepare for effective cross-examination ...
Brief • 2007
at 6. On 15 August 28, 2007, the Army Court of Criminal Appeals denied Petitioner’s application and denied 16 the petition on the basis that the “military judge did not abuse his discretion ...
Case • 1993
("MDOC") hearings officers Gileen Ford and M. Snider. Plaintiff makes the following allegations: Defendants presided over two major misconduct hearings where plaintiff was charged with substance abuse ...
Case • 2009
defendant based on ?excusable neglect and/or for good cause.? The proposed claim included causes of action for unlawful imprisonment, invasion of privacy, abuse of process, extreme emotional distress ...
Brief
OF AMERICA, Defendant. / ------------------------~ PLAINTIFF'S MEMORANDUM OPPOSING SHERIFF's MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT Plaintiff, by and through the undersigned attorney, responds to Defendant W. FRANK ...
Article • August 23, 2016
defendants. The most common conditions were travel restrictions, which were imposed on 99% of all released defendants, followed by substance abuse testing or treatment (72%), weapons restrictions (62 ...
Publication • February 10, 2016
then hand off the case to prosecutors, who bring and pursue charges against defendants in courts. This separation, and the resulting lack of any police accountability to prosecuting authorities, has long been ...
Publication • 2009
investigative reports by Chinese Human Rights Defenders, a Chinese and international group that focuses on exposing human rights abuses and promoting human rights capacity-building and advocacy, and a second ...
Brief • 2010
Sheriff' s Of ce. fi 99 . Defendants Sheriff Kames, Chief Deputies B arrett, Martin, Jane/John Does, Jane/John Roes, Herrell and Edgington have created a policy and practice of excessive and abusive use ...
that does not allege an incident of sexual abuse. Further, an agency is not restricted from defending against an inmate lawsuit on the ground that the applicable statute of limitations has expired. Inmates do ...
Case • 1996
] Defendants, [10] BOBBIE JO LaBOY, Sergeant, JOHN ZEMKEN, Corrections Officer, MICHAEL RHYNDERS, Corrections Officer, EDWARD DOYLE, Corrections Officer, MICHAEL CAPRA, Corrections Officer, [11] Defendants ...
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