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Case • 2004
of fruit. Officer William Benson ("Benson") admonished L.G. for getting up without permission, but permitted him to wash his fruit before sitting back down. What happened after L.G. returned to his seat ...
Case • 2002
federal imprisonment is preempting what he claims are rights of the state court. However, Taylor's argument has no persuasive support in constitutional principle, consistent practice or established case law ...
Case • 2004
and their parents, who are directly affected by the laws and practices against which their complaints are directed, give the parties standing to complain). [40] It follows, from what has been said ...
Case • 2002
from other sources. Id. Exh. B. It is true that the request in dispute is exceedingly broad, and not worded with sufficient clarify to allow a reasonable reader to know precisely what documents ...
Case • 2002
through his head. The pamphlet included several poems, cartoons and essays. Among the essays was one in which the author "wondered what would happen" if he shot the principal, the school's teachers ...
off water for a week, ending showers for prisoners. What water later flowed from faucets was brown and smelled/tasted bad. Southern Center investigator Mary Kelly said the bad water was from rusting ...
what is atypical and significant in any particular prison system.26 The Court went on to state that it does not matter in this case since the supermax imposes an atypical and significant hardship under ...
Case • 2003
, and maintain order, and, on the other, protecting the right of individuals to practice their faith unfettered by the state's definition of what constitutes a legitimate religious imperative. In cases like ...
Case • 2005
] In some circumstances, the concept of indigence could create ambiguity. Everyone knows what "indigence" means in a general sense. But more precisely, in terms of dollars or net worth, how destitute must ...
Case • 2005
. To What Extent Do Prisoners Have a Property Right to Wages at Common Law and/or Under Rhode Island Law? At common law, prisoners did not maintain the same protected property rights in their wages, and any ...
Case • 1998
, 419 U.S. 393, 401 (1975); Nelson v. Murphy, 44 F.3d 497, 500 (7th Cir. 1995). What would have saved the suit from dismissal had these two conditions been satisfied would not have been the principle ...
Case • 1999
a guard opened the door to the second floor to take a look around inside, Carr asked him what he should do and the guard told him to go back to his room and wait. Eventually the guards took over the second ...
Case • 1996
similar. Quoting from the earlier decision in West Virginia Board of Education v. Barnette, 319 U.S. 624, 642 (1943), the Court held that "no official, high or petty, can prescribe what shall be orthodox ...
Case • 1991
to discover whether this is the case. Without knowing what the specific security concerns facing the prison were in this instance, it is not feasible to determine whether, under the circumstances, the notice ...
Case • 1991
.), cert. denied, 454 U.S. 832 (1981). Judge Stewart also clarified what he acknowledged had been an ambiguity as to whether the preliminary injunction accorded prisoners not only the right to have ...
Case • 2005
malpractice trial, the 'trier of fact will be asked to decide what a reasonable jury or fact finder {in the underlying trial or 'trial within the trial'} would have done but for the attorney's negligence ...
Case • 1988
. Rather than constituting reversible error, Mr. Vaughn asserts that the district court should be commended for explaining to the jury exactly what the consequence was of granting the directed verdict. He ...
Case • 2005
is diminished from what it would be had the individual not consumed liquor or a controlled substance. An individual is presumed under this section to have an impaired ability to function due to the influence ...
Case • 2002
. With respect to the triggering of the device, the court should inquire as to what precautions are taken to prevent the device from accidently triggering; and what kind of training is provided to the deputy ...
Case • 2001
, Dunkin's representative's identification of mouse feces is based upon what Defendants' employees reported to be only visual observations of feces. Second, neither of Mr. James' documents includes a list ...
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