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Publication • 2021
. This independent assessment was undertaken by an interdisciplinary team of Falcon consultants, including those with expertise in the administration of prison systems and facilities, correctional medical ...
Publication • July 12, 2021
i ed the complainant that per the restroom attendant the male subject uffered from a medical condition that made it difficult for him to urinate. '!bat infonnation was never verified by the uspect ...
medical or mental health care staff. 58. DOCCS had previously determined that Hillcrest House was an inappropriate housing location for formerly incarcerated people who require mental health housing. 59 ...
Publication • May 26, 2016
to leave his cell. Visits by prison staff, including routine checks by medical and mental health staff, take place at the cell door and medical and psychiatric consultations are sometimes conducted remotely ...
Publication • 2022
Missed Medication for Two Weeks or More in Detention 54 FIG 56 Missed Medication for Two Weeks or More in Detention Among Selected Groups 55 A Message from Lambda Legal It’s no secret that LGBTQ ...
Publication • February 19, 2016
Filed under: Organizing, Prison Reform
facilities that are crowded to the breaking mission described devastating events that repoint, too little medical and mental health care, main with them far beyond the walls of any jail unnecessary uses ...
Case • 1990
issued the order for the searches because of reason to believe the inmates had secreted drugs obtained in the visiting room. Each of the searches was businesslike and conducted in a medical setting ...
Case • 1993
, in a holding cell in the courthouse or in court. This sometimes results in a disruption of inmates' normal medication schedules. While in the holding cells mental health inmates often are, by necessity, placed ...
Case • 1999
AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND [18] TwoRivers' S 1983 claim arose from alleged deliberate indifference to his serious medical needs by Arizona Department of Corrections ("ADOC") employees after TwoRivers ...
Case • 1999
remedies were available with respect to plaintiff's allegations of serious, permanent physical injuries caused by defendants' medical indifference. Am. Compl. PP 30, 37; Def. Ltr. [**2] in Response to Court ...
Case • 1999
with adequate medical care after the alleged rape (count III); (4) assault, battery, false imprisonment and intentional infliction of emotional distress by Mr. Torrez (count IV); (5) negligence on the part of CCA ...
Case • 1996
this requirement may be granted on the basis of a medical diagnosis when it is determined by the staff physician that shaving would be detrimental to the inmate's health. [18] Fla.Admin.Code Ann. r. 33-3.002 ...
Case • 1997
to be properly turned so that he developed serious and long persisting bed sores; and was denied medical care for said sores; and was in general the subject of both physical and medical neglect. n3 ...
Case • 2002
-41. The court gave very high priority to inadequate medical and mental health care. See id. at 37-38. [15] Over time, the district court grew frustrated with the defendants' desultory responses ...
Case • 1990
to believe the inmates had secreted drugs obtained in the visiting room. Each of the searches was businesslike and conducted in a medical setting in hygienic manner with the Assistant using sterile gloves ...
Case • 2000
because she was afraid the other women would hurt her. He also noted that Jacobs had asked for her hepatitis medication and had given no other indications that she was planning to attempt suicide or to harm ...
Case • 1987
of Tucker's isolation unit. They demanded medical attention for one of the inmates and refused to leave the dayroom until he received it. In the ensuing stand-off, the guards subdued the inmates with a barrage ...
Case • 2005
due to inadequate cleanliness and improper food preparation at the facility. He alleged the facility authorities, personnel, and employees ignored his repeated requests for medical attention. [13 ...
Case • 2001
to the supervisory liability doctrine of section 1983, that the Administrator of the Puerto Rico Department of Corrections and the Department itself should be enjoined to provide Plaintiffs with adequate medical ...
Case • 2001
itself." 529 So. 2d at 448. [21] In 1989, the Legislature amended Section 1171 to expressly include personal injury and medical malpractice in the type of claims encompassed by CARP and to add ...
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