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Article • August 1, 2025 • from PLN August, 2025
and assessing $112 million in accrued fines for its recalcitrance in effecting long-delayed reforms. While the class-action suit has remained pending, the number of CDCR prisoners with mental health needs has ...
Brief • July 6, 2004
Policy 16. The County shall continue to ensure that inmates receive necessary medical and mental health care, regardless of their ability to pay. 17. The County shall continue to implement its written ...
Case • 2002
. Accordingly, the Judgment expired by its own terms unless Plaintiffs proved that the Prison's mental health and dental services violated the Eighth Amendment, an issue to which we now turn. n3 n3 Section 3626 ...
Case • 2002
is moot. (e) In response to Plaintiffs' first contempt motion, the district court did not [**3] abuse its discretion in finding that Defendants had substantially complied with the dental and mental health ...
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Filed under: Medical
and fifteen percent annually.24 One of these for-profit corporations is Prison Health Services, Inc. (“PHS”). PHS is based outside of Nashville, and its self-stated purpose is “to provide quality, cost ...
Brief • 2012
the medical care that he urgently needed. This refusal, said Mr. Fields, constituted cruel and unusual punishment. The case went to trial, where a jury found that Prison Health, through its policy or custom ...
Brief • June 1, 2021
, she was informed that Gabby refused to be transported from WPT to court. 0. SOA, DOC Failed to Follow Its Own Policies and National Standards; Gabby Continued to Show Serious Mental Health Breakdown ...
. It is important to recognize that DCR does not provide health care itself, but only provides access to health care through its contract with PrimeCare.” Finding no support in the “MPLA’s plain ...
Brief • May 26, 2005
to this incident, the DOC fonnalized its policy regarding attorney visitations while an inmate is on mental health watch] DISCUSSION The defendants have moved to dismiss the plaintiffs' claims ...
Brief • July 6, 2005
to provide proper medical care and treatment to its inmates is nondelegable. 4. Defendant Correctional Health Services, Inc. exercised actual or apparent authority over the administration and practice ...
Article • December 15, 2008 • from PLN December, 2008
, litigation and public openness. The paper condemns the abuse and/or torture of prisoners and calls upon health professionals to report such incidents. In its 2003 Standards for Health Services in Prisons ...
Publication • August 23, 2016
Filed under: Corrections Audits, Medical
is able to enact its recommendations, the State’s success in achieving substantial compliance with the Amended MOA will be enhanced. 4 MEDICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE 1. Standard A. Amended MOA Paragraph ...
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, adjudicated, of felony-level crimes, in juvenile courts. Marion’s rated capacity is 336. Its facilities include 12 housing units, a mental health unit, a transitional unit, and a super-max unit. II. FINDINGS ...
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Filed under: Juveniles, Juvenile Prisons
, in juvenile courts. Marion’s rated capacity is 336. Its facilities include 12 housing units, a mental health unit, a transitional unit, and a super-max unit. II. FINDINGS As a general matter, States must ...
a workers’ compensation claim for exposure to high levels of indoor radon gas, without any limitations on length of exposure, thus accepting liability to its employees for the health risks imposed by a third ...
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concerned with the practice of solitary confinement, particularly when it is imposed for prolonged periods of time. Its purpose is to a) inform prison operational staff, health professionals, and policy ...
In-the-News Article • October 19, 2011
its entire prison health-care services, hoping to save up to $20 million. "As a result of the economic downturn, states are taking steps to reduce their expenditures," said Friedman, though ...
Case • 2003
efforts on reimbursement and subrogation liens. n4 Count I reads, in pertinent part: 15. Pursuant to the reimbursement and/or subrogation provisions in its health insurance contract, Defendant required ...
Brief • January 8, 2014
of the overall poor quality of SCDC counselor services. In 2009, SCDC began conducting internal audits of its mental health counselors. As Dr. Patterson and Dr. Metzner testified, the audits document a wide range ...
Article • September 15, 2011 • from PLN September, 2011
for the Department of Health and Human Services as its liaison with Corrections on mental health issues. He also serves on Ponte’s committee implementing the report. The report’s recommendations constitute ...
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