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Review Law. This report is intended to aid the Joint Government Operations Committee in its review to determine whether the Board of Probation and Parole should be continued, restructured, or terminated ...
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Filed under: Sentencing, Parole
for quality assurance. Rather, it presents the basic components of a quality assurance plan and provides options for developing and implementing the plan. Each jurisdiction can tailor its quality assurance plan ...
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. Plaintiff alleges that the defendants have conspired under the color of state law to violate his First, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth amendment rights. Specifically, plaintiff states that his health ...
Publication • June 3, 2016
Filed under: Immigration
exercise discretion to achieve its operational goals of removing any aliens subject to removal while prioritizing those who pose a threat to national security or public safety and safeguarding aliens’ rights ...
Publication • June 30, 2016
Amendment issues A. Health Care 1. Are Prisoner’s Medical Needs “Serious?” 2. Were State Officials Deliberately Indifferent? a) Knowledge Requirements b) Failure to Act B. Prison conditions C. Prison violence ...
Case • 1997
-APPELLEES. [6] On Petition for Review of Orders of the Occupational Safety & Health Review Commission. [7] Nos. 92-0408; 92-1169. [8] Before:MARTIN, Chief Judge; ENGEL and COLE ...
Case • 2001
knew Curry posed a substantial risk of serious harm to prison inmates. [74] In its prohibition of "cruel and unusual punishments," the Eighth Amendment places restraints on prison officials ...
Case • 2001
, especially when compared to DOC's treatment of a similarly accused Caucasian. [36] B. DOC's Nondiscriminatory Reason [37] DOC attempted to prove that its reason for placing Subia on leave ...
Case • 2004
a corrections officer in derogatory terms. After the circuit court issued its order overturning the disciplinary action taken against Harr, he filed a request for fees and costs totaling $609.18.*fn1 The State ...
Case • 2004
learning the results of the laboratory tests performed after the surgery. [*P13] Plaintiff alleges that OSUMC was negligent in its medical and nursing care, and that its negligence in failing to timely ...
Case • 2002
, "an action for unliquidated damages may not be brought against a local government or its employees unless the notice of the claim required by this section is given within 180 days after the injury." Md. Code ...
Case • 2004
of the sheriff's department, county, and state because Turney had failed to show that Bennett County had notice that its training was inadequate and may result in the deprivation of a person's constitutional rights ...
Case • 2003
in its custody are to be screened by local Community Corrections Management Offices to determine whether they are qualified offenders under the DNA Act.*fn9 Once an inmate arrives at his designated ...
Case • 1993
the Prison Industry Certification Program and its prevailing wage requirement to help reduce inmate idleness, recidivism rates, and the costs of incarceration. Those benefits, however, accrue ...
Case • 2004
Commandant denied plaintiff's appeals and rejected the admission of the publications and material into the institution. Plaintiff also was denied access to Prison Legal News, Volume 15, on the basis that its ...
Case • 2002
for reunification, there is no evidence to suggest that this anxiety was jeopardizing J.L.N.'s health or well being. Taken together with the testimony regarding the potential effects of termination upon J.L.N. when ...
Case • 1988
situated, Plaintiff, v. Thomas A. COUGHLIN, III, Commissioner, and Raymond Broaddus, Ph.D., Assistant Commissioner for Health Services, Defendants. No. 88-CV-964. Oct. 14, 1988. Inmate brought action ...
Case • 2006
standards but disagree in part with its application of the law to the facts, we vacate and remand. [12] I. [13] On November 25, 1997, Morris submitted grievances to prison authorities concerning ...
Case • 2009
, and will therefore consider the emotional distress and mental anguish suffered by claimant in making its award herein. Even so, the Court must note that there was no testimony presented at trial from any mental health ...
Article • April 15, 2001 • from PLN April, 2001
health evaluation of Patten when Patten attacked him. Patten told jail guards Hoyer had suffered a heart attack. Hoyer died in a hospital three days later. Patten was in jail awaiting trial on carjacking ...
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