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embarrassment saying,  "As far as what it cost the county, its something money cannot replace. Its more than a black eye; our faces got bashed in. W'ell be looked at for a long time as a county of ineptitude ...
; April 2006, p.18]. Whats safe, secure and humane about that? Sentencing reform, releasing lifers held long past their parole dates and similar measures are not within the bounds of political consideration ...
that if [he] knew what was good for him, ... [he] better write the courts [and] have the litigation dismissed, and that Bell was going to pay for filing the lawsuit. The same defendant guards also searched ...
Article • December 15, 2006 • from PLN December, 2006
consolidated two interlocutory appeals from U.S. District Courts in California that distinguished under what circumstances administrative exhaustion is deemed satisfied if the grievance process has been ...
committing the worst group of offenders which is exactly what the civil commitment statute was intended to do. ONeil is critical of violations of civil commitment restrictions being prosecuted as a felonies ...
Article • December 15, 2006 • from PLN December, 2006
... it serves no useful purpose now, points out Austin parole attorney Gary Cohen. No place in state law are attorneys required to disclose specific fees like this, and even if you know what someone charges, you ...
. However, CIM administrative staff, in reviewing his file, determined that he was never medically released to full duty, and that he could not continue to fulfill his essential job functions in what ...
Article • May 15, 2007
. At 421: "What matters is whether class members will automatically benefit without any additional action on their part. Thus, the more important inquiry is the level of commitment expressed ...
as Eighth Amendment claims, and that the Sixth Circuit "has never adopted what would appear to be the more protective standard of the Second Circuit," i.e., that deliberate indifference must be viewed from ...
Article • July 15, 2006 • from PLN July, 2006
its a great thing to save money, Gallegly said. But the amount of money to apprehend [Fitzen] - plus the concern of what he may do to harm the community - certainly outweighs whatever cost savings ...
Article • May 15, 2007
publishing was not affected by the regulations, for it was only limited as to its access to the prisoner, which is not constitutionally required, and its discretion to print what it desired was not affected ...
Commandments and that they were analogous to the Ten Commandments. The court found that Lee had for what ever reason,... interjected himself into the religious business and the rules had a prohibited religious ...
Airways, Inc. v. Barnett, 122 S.Ct. 1516 (2001) (holding that seniority systems will ordinarily trump the ADA for purposes of determining what is a reasonable accommodation); Barnhart v. Walton, 122 S.Ct ...
not specify what this information was[.] At Washington's trial, Wilmore testified that Washington admitted to leaving a shirt at the crime scene, a fact that had not been made public. Washington ...
, and extra privileges formed that power and influence. A 19-year old said that was what prompted her to get intimate with staff. "You hardly had anything in there," she said. "It was like you didn't feel ...
danger. What is most ironic is that apparently South African prisoners fared better in the prisons of the apartheid regime than under the post apartheid government, many of whose officials are themselves ...
. Alternatively, the Ninth Circuit found that the county could be held liable for failure to implement policies regarding what to do if a patient suffered a fall, required transfer, or refused an essential medical ...
. 2005). ?By properly mailing his ARB complaint, alerting the ARB that the complaint was mailed and filing suit only after the ARB failed to clarify what he should do next, Dole had done all ...
Article • August 15, 2006 • from PLN August, 2006
under the Convention system, where tolerance and broadmindedness are the acknowledged hallmarks of democratic society, for automatic disenfranchisement based purely on what might offend public opinion ...
Article • June 15, 2006 • from PLN June, 2006
another way, at what point may reason be abandoned by actions of prison authorities to constitutionally deny medical care? Believing that Johnsons case presented issues of fact worthy of jury consideration ...
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