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; Madrid v. Gomez, 1995; Ruiz v. John‐ son, 1999). In an era when prisons are expected to implement evidence‐based practices and to rehabilitate  offenders who will be releasing back to the community ...
Brief • November 8, 2021
Filed under: Sexual Assault
. Qruintrell Cook 62. Ms. Cook entered federal prison sometime after June of 2018. 63. In September or October of 2018, she was examined by Paul Rolston. 64. Cook was told to take off all her clothes except her ...
Brief • August 10, 2009
(Pa.), December 29, 2006). A civil rights claim by an inmate against a prison doctor survived dismissal at a Spears hearing, by alleging that the doctor released an MRSA infected inmate (with open sores ...
Brief • January 14, 2011
was deliberate indifference to 9 Plaintiff‟s medical needs and failed to protect Plaintiff from the dangers of prison absent working 10 hearing aids or a vest. Nurse Wofford released Plaintiff ...
Brief • 2009
(Pa.), December 29, 2006). A civil rights claim by an inmate against a prison doctor survived dismissal at a Spears hearing, by alleging that the doctor released an MRSA infected inmate (with open sores ...
released after 30 days. (Dkt. 11-2 (Freeman Dec. ¶¶ 4-5).) The record is silent on the disciplinary lockdown process and whether there is any time required between two consecutive placements in disciplinary ...
Case • 1996
to a contract. After spending the night in jail, Blumel appeared before a Hernando County Judge, the Honorable Peyton Hyslop. According to Blumel's complaint, "Judge Hyslop did not determine whether Blumel ...
In-the-News Article • December 8, 2015
about prison by a non-prisoner. After being thrown into the hole for nearly a year while serving time in SUP Leavenworth, he began reading feverishly and eventually stumbled upon Peter Earley’s ...
Publication • 2022
Filed under: Smoking
commercial tobacco1 use than the general public. Fifty eight percent of people entering prison use tobacco products, and 90 percent of them continue to use tobacco after their release.2 Prisons and jails can ...
Brief • May 15, 2013
., The Past of Future of U.S. Prison Policy: Twenty-Five Years After the Stanford Prison Experiment, 53 American Psychologist 709-727 (1998). 28 2 DECLARATION OF CRAIG HANEY, 08-CV-1196-TLN-EFB Case 2:08-cv ...
Case • 1979
prisons to the penal institutions of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The case was tried to the Court and, after due consideration, and pursuant to Rule 52 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure ...
Publication • November 23, 2014
. This particular court session was on June 25th, one day after Presiding Judge Maura McShane specifically released an order reminding municipal courts that such practices are an unconstitutional restriction ...
Brief • November 15, 2005
12 case, and (3) to request a lay advocate. Id. at 4-5. The hearing must occur no more than five days after 13 the prisoner receives notice of the alleged violation and within ten days ...
Case • 1978
and prosecutors involved in his arrest and conviction for murder by an Illinois court in 1970. His incarceration in a state prison under a sentence of 99 to 199 years gives rise to the principal issues presented ...
Case • 2002
of his daughter, D.B.'s, life. In 1991, a few months before his daughter's birth, the father was returned to prison for violating the terms of his parole from prison on a prior conviction for attempted ...
Brief • 2007
to a fellow inmate, Angela Foster, to assist Ms. Stubbs with the treatment of the draining lesions on her buttocks, and to treat the open, suppurating sores that subsequently developed on other inmates after ...
of the prison's 21 22 23 communication system was not working because a guard inadvertently unplugged it. 13. Four hours after the medical emergency began, Gutierrez finally discovered it and triggered ...
Case • 1999
has been established. If an inmate is to be placed in atypical confinement (considering both the conditions and the duration) after being determined, for example, to be a threat to prison safety, he ...
Brief • 2008
County Probation Department was informed of the unlawful arrest. (Id. at ¶¶ 75-79). Defendant W knew about the unlawful arrest after that date and arranged for Plaintiff’s release. (Id. at ¶¶ 75-79, 82-85 ...
Publication • June 2, 2016
as up-to-date as possible. The Fiscal Unit made many adjustments because activity was posted after inmates were released. Many of these late postings involved cash Page 21 Multnomah County Auditor ...
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