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Brief • 2010
For the most part, Defendants objections go to matters submitted by Plaintiff that have no bearing on the Court’s ruling herein; e.g., communications between counsel regarding the fee issue and evidence ...
Brief • June 30, 2005
' was at all Material times I ); . 12 herein, a community corrections officer, located in Snohomish county. He is being sued in his 13 personal capacity. ffIs county ofresidence is unknown. 14 3.7 Defendant ...
Brief • 2008
petitions. Specifically, plaintiffs cite § 5/3-3-13(d) which states: “The Governor shall decide each application and communicate his decision to the Board which shall notify the petitioner.” 730 ILCS § 5/3-3 ...
Brief • 2012
that offender success, and consequently the reduction of risk to the community, is contingent upon improvement in key areas of an offender’s life. These key areas, also known as criminogenic needs, are dynamic ...
Brief • August 26, 2003
illustrated by the episode involved here, that much linguistic expression serves a communicative function: it conveys not only ideas capable of relatively precise, detached explication, but otherwise ...
Brief • 2004
of communication with his supervisor. On January 9, 2003, Appellant received letter of reprimand for making inappropriate sexual comments and for speaking to his supervisor in an inappropriate and unprofessional ...
Brief • May 7, 1984
into effect immediately upon approval of the shift commander. The inmate can write a letter protesting the action but the penalty is imposed before any review takes place. Communications 38. Contact visits ...
Brief • 2002
engaging in personal communications or 24 relationships with offenders, and from giving gifts to offenders. Staff are required to be impartial to 25 26 Personnel Appeals Board 2828 Capitol Boulevard ...
budgets, and devastated families and communities. Now, yet another consequence is becoming visible in the nation’s prisons and jails: a huge and ever-growing number of geriatric prisoners. Increasingly ...
Filing • October 1, 2015
) occasions. Restricting the speech of PLN and other senders of censored mail is not rationally related to any legitimate penological interest. This violates PLN’s First Amendment right to communicate its ...
Filing • September 11, 2015
Filed under: PLN Litigation, Censorship
of prisoners confined at NRADC, under the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. 43. Plaintiff has a constitutionally protected liberty interest in communicating with incarcerated individuals ...
Brief • October 14, 1996
Filed under: Racial Discrimination
work release inmates t community eerviceor recreational activities. Defendant ail campbell, on the other hand, was allowed to participate community supervision on weekends and paid overtime. 4 _1_ 7 ...
Brief • November 1, 2007
deputies and more than 600 fire rescue professionals. One of BSO’s divisions is its Department of Detention and Community Control (“DODCC”). Pursuant to 18.40(a) of the Broward County Administrative Code ...
Brief • February 12, 2013
. Had Defendant St. Claire attempted to communicate with Plaintiff’s counsel before filing her motion to dismiss, she would have discovered Plaintiff’s intention to amend the complaint was underway ...
Brief • March 30, 2009
. 16. On March 5, 2008, Plaintiff received her medical intake examination, during which she communicated that she had a history of pancreatitis, seizures, and cholecystecomy. Her signs upon examination ...
Brief • June 23, 2004
and behaving in an erratic manner. According to HARRISON, he decided to place the Decedent 11 under arrest for public intoxication, but did not communicate this decision to the Decedent. 12 14. After ...
Brief • February 11, 2011
a patient's intake and output of fluids, perform an electrocardiograph, order an electrolyte panel, administer intravenous fluids, or send an inmate to a community hospital for further medical treatment. Dr ...
Filing • November 17, 2011
to FDOC inmate subscribers. As such, Rule § 33-501.401(3), F.A.C., substantially chills Plaintiff’s ability to communicate with its inmate subscribers, and violates Plaintiff’s rights under the First ...
Brief • July 21, 2008
of medications, including documentation and distribution. MENTAL HEALTH CARE 1. The County shall retain the services of a licensed mental health provider or community mental health clinic whose responsibilities ...
Brief • March 29, 2010
and suffering." 28 III 6 Case 2:03-cv-00732-MCE-CMK Document 342 Filed 03/29/2010 Page 7 of 9 1 Memphis Community School District v. Stachura, 477 U.S. 299, 307 2 (1986) 3 (1974)) 4 distress, 5 ...
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