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Brief • May 27, 2020
Page: 9 STATEMENT IN SUPPORT OF ORAL ARGUMENT Plaintiff-Appellant requests that the Court schedule oral argument in this case to allow the parties to address the errors of material fact in the district ...
Brief • April 12, 2023
Filed under: Wrongful Death
of sleep per day. 48. Extreme sleep deprivation is dangerous. It can cause hallucinations, mood changes, distorted thinking, and delusions after just 24 hours—even in healthy people without a preexisting ...
Publication • January 1, 1984
Filed under: Depositions
" language). 64. Id. 65. Id. 66. Id. In addressing the "similar interest and motive" language in rule 804(b)(l) of the Federal Rules of Evidence, the Senate concurred in the change the House made ...
Brief • December 31, 2009
, it may involve several hours of questioning. 10 If you're in the emergency room or in a more 11 acute setting, it may involve taking the relevant 12 history to address the situation at hand. Certainly ...
resulted in an 16 almost untenable situation.” 2007 Assessment at Ex. 1-2. In 2011, the County asked the 17 third-party consultant to update the 2007 report to reflect amendments to state law and 18 changes ...
Publication • August 23, 2016
circumstances.55 But while these post-sentencing options are vital to address changed circumstances such as job loss, disability, or changing family commitments, they cannot substitute for ability to pay ...
Case • 1993
that the stay order in the Burstein action was the "law of the case in the securities action and this ruling should not be ignored by another Judge of the same court." App. at 125-26. Finally, the court addressed ...
Case • 1995
. The Supreme Court focused upon whether the change in confinement presented a "dramatic departure" from the basic conditions of Conner's sentence. Id. at 2300. In the case at bar, we find that Mr. Perotti's ...
Case • 1991
spawned as part of a judicial decree, involuntarily entered, and cannot be changed or modified without application to the federal district court, see Morris III, 509 F.2d at 1361-62, the appellees claim ...
Case • 1990
in significant ways, in order to further the penal system's legitimate objectives. Id. at 524. Foremost among these objectives is internal security. Id. Thus, when addressing an inmate's claim of alleged ...
Case • 1996
can never gain access to the TDD during meal times, shift changes and officer breaks. (Complaint, PP 114-119). Inmates who use voice phones do not face the impediments to phone communication faced ...
Case • 1993
Students The next issue this court must address is whether the time spent by law students working for plaintiffs' counsel on Covington is compensable under § 1988. For their work on Covington, the law ...
Case • 1994
this change in the future by restructuring defendant's position or by other means, the result might well be different. Cf. Cleavinger, 474 U.S. at 208 ("Congress could even consider putting in place ...
Case • 1997
, and why Mathie was accorded privileges available only to reliable informants; (7) Mathie's knowledge of Fries's unlisted home phone number and address; (8) Fries's failure to inform prison officials ...
Case • 2004
risk to the safety of inmates and staff. Walker made no showing otherwise. Nor did he show that eliminating, or changing, the critical workers' policy would have no harmful impact. [67] Reasonable ...
Case • 1984
reserved in Bell, supra, 441 U.S. at 558, and Hudson does not purport to address it. Hudson holds that a prisoner retains no legitimate expectation of privacy in his cell, a position reached by weighing ...
Case • 2001
, and the Parks provided the deputies with their names and address and related the events that led to the 911 call. Deputy Shiflett inspected the store and found nothing to indicate a forced entry. No merchandise ...
Case • 2005
. We conclude that Hamm failed to make that showing. [62] B. [63] ¶27 We share the Committee's deep concern about Hamm's longstanding failure to fulfill, or even address, his child support ...
Case • 1991
, however, discussed only the standards for summary judgment as applied to the case; it did not address the issues of qualified immunity. Absent from the order was any discussion of what the clearly ...
Case • 1988
testified that he had to rely on Dr. Ingram for information about a patient's condition, including changes in that condition after a course of medication had been started. Dr. Ingram conceded that Dr. Ali ...
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