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Case • 2003
disagree with defendants that plaintiff was required to put all of these allegations in one grievance. They are separate occurrences involving separate facts. What joins these allegations is a legal theory ...
Case • 2005
, or custody or confinement after conviction"; (2) what standard of review applies and what standard of deference, if any, is appropriate to applicable regulations or other interpretive authority of the SSA ...
Case • 2006
in violation of the Fifth Amendment. It explained that the proper inquiry is an objective one, focusing on what the state agent knows or ought to know will be the result of his words or acts.*fn26 It held ...
Case • 2001
by immediately placing Brown on "medical watch," which established constant video surveillance of Brown's cell. Although Ogden failed to place him in a paper gown or have him examined by "medical" -- which is what ...
Case • 1984
to situations in which the inmate posed a threat to himself or others. Slakan's case against Secretary Reed focused principally on his failure to enact regulations specifying when and under what circumstances ...
Case • 1991
disciplinary proceedings, if applicable, as outlined in the above section." What this seems to indicate is that if, following the imposition of administrative confinement, an investigation leads to the levying ...
Case • 2002
chose to resign. Crisci and the union representative tried to figure out "what they could do as far as Mr. Shannon's situation was concerned." Shannon does not specifically recall whether he spoke ...
Case • 2007
of the judge is simply to ascertain and declare what is ? contained therein, not to insert what has been omitted, or to omit what has been inserted; ?? [Citation.] Legislative intent will be determined so far ...
Case • 2009
Corners Rule, the district court noted that few courts have discussed what evidence is "intrinsic" to the complaint and may be considered along with it. The court therefore compared the Eight Corners Rule ...
Case • 2009
Code section 1026 or 1368 is a result of the state's interest in protecting the public, requiring relatives of these individuals to pay the cost of what is a state obligation creates a class of people ...
Case • 2009
of timeliness does not apply to non-capital cases. See id. at 751. In King, this court noted that in Clark the California Supreme Court provided no [*1208] standards for determining what constitutes ...
Case • 2008
or charged or the attorney general if requested by the prosecuting attorney? 5 cannot be interpreted to mean anything but exactly what it says. It exclusively authorizes a specific county prosecutor ...
Case • 2008
sound analysis of this issue, that the plea agreement between Domka and the prosecutor had no bearing on the post-conviction agreement between Domka and Portage, should stand. Domka received exactly what ...
Case • 2003
. 10; Bordanaro, 871 F.2d at 1155-63. What distinguishes "failure to train" cases, however, is that there need not be a systematic unconstitutional practice (i.e., a policy or a custom) for liability ...
Case • 2001
, informed him that it was the City of Troy's policy to handcuff detainees no matter what the circumstances. [20] In his complaint, the plaintiff stated that his cuffed wrists were further injured ...
litigation, but primarily cases that attack convictions or challenge conditions of confinement. And the actual injury must be to legal claims that are non-frivolous, meritorious claims. What this means ...
Article • June 9, 2017 • from PLN June, 2017
Filed under: News in Brief
over 14,000 times. Normin McKenny, 26, who was facing robbery, assault and weapon possession charges, allegedly bragged in the video, “This is what [we] do behind g wall.” The video ...
illnesses. Jail staff often placed severely mentally ill inmates in solitary cells. There was no consistency in practices, policy or oversight. “We just didn’t know what was happening,” said ...
Article • October 9, 2018 • from PLN October, 2018
Filed under: News in Brief
prisoners. “This could have gone tragically wrong, but the inmate did what was right,” said Sheriff Michael Adkinson. Devin Dillard, 53, wrapped the Jimenez Arms .380 automatic pistol in a paper ...
Article • September 2, 2018 • from PLN September, 2018
Filed under: News in Brief
, “What kind of threats from an unarmed, locked-in inmate who’s on his way to a mental health evaluation would justify any kind of assault? You couldn’t have been in danger from him.&rdquo ...
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