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Brief • 2008
action purportedly to protect a state court proceeding. But what Defendants really argue is that this Court should not stay Mr. Stenson's execution, not for purposes of continuing his state court ...
Brief • 2006
unwillingness to investigate what can be done for a man who is obviously in desperate need of help. Id. The Fifth Circuit went on to hold that the prisoner’s evidence was sufficient, both “to support the jury’s ...
Brief • 2011
is at the highest level, if he or she is eligible to graduate from the program. Further, “what would be required for an intelligent and meaningful review of the case of one inmate might not be required in the case ...
Brief • 1997
the acts at issue. There are several exceptions under which the defendant’s prior acts are admissible. Prior to arguing their admissibility, let us first set forth what those bad acts are. Citizens have made ...
Article • December 1, 2020 • from PLN December, 2020
ruled. He said the case “illustrates some of the hazards and risks that may arise when prisons transfer what formerly were government functions to for-profit enterprises.” Judge Gould added ...
Article • March 7, 2021
the Governor and prison officials. “It’s DOC-created conditions, by failing or completely ignoring CDC guidelines for almost, what, 10 months now?” Oregon Department of Corrections (ODOC ...
Article • August 1, 2020 • from PLN August, 2020
Filed under: News in Brief
the prisoners’ original plays in late June, over two days, via the online conferencing program Zoom. Billed as pay-what-you-can performances, the proceeds were donated to the Playwrights Project for future ...
Article • December 1, 2020 • from PLN December, 2020
Filed under: News in Brief
; to see what Jorge Ramírez, manager of the island’s only resort, compares to the Pacific islands off Ecuador where Charles Darwin developed his theory of evolution, saying it’s &ldquo ...
Brief • October 19, 2017
. HONEA 3 from judgment and its motion to re-open discovery. The panel noted that plaintiff failed to explain why it objected to the admission of the declaration or what new evidence pertaining ...
. On another occasion, Dawson forced Cara to write him a note describing “what she could do with her mouth”. 75. Defendant BACHMANN knew that Officer Dawson behaved inappropriately toward Cara; including ...
Brief • January 25, 2018
qualify as a sex offender. He displayed confusion over what crimes were covered by his April 6 plea. At one point he even suggested that he had pleaded guilty to four charges that the plea agreement in fact ...
consider under what circumstances a defendant has properly invoked his right to request a discharge of counsel pursuant to Maryland Rule 4215(e). Respondent Robert C. Weddington was charged and convicted ...
In-the-News Article • July 12, 2016
, it was light years from what Wright, 51, used to produce the magazine's first issue.      Frustrated that prisoners had no voice in the media coverage ...
Brief • August 17, 2011
#:1607 because determining a reasonable time would entail many variables, such as "what justifications there might be for the delay on that particular day or for that particular detainee-the time of day ...
In-the-News Article • June 9, 2016
and former staff as well as prisoners, families and advocates. "I want to know what kind of fantasy world [Haslam's] living in," said Jeannie Alexander, founder of the prisoner-rights group ...
In-the-News Article • September 23, 2024
. What they more often do, at the risk of racking up parole-threatening disciplinary actions, is strike.  IWOC has backed some of the largest prisoner-led labor strikes in history. In 2016 ...
Filing • March 9, 2016
, and to what degree, a particular record is covered by an exemption is a question of law. See Trentadue, 501 F.3d at 1226. When an agency withholds documents under an exemption, the district courts have ...
Filing • September 3, 2021
.2d 238, 245-48 (D.C. Cir. 1974). Thereunder, courts consider four nonexclusive factors: (1) whether, and to what'extent, the entity performs a governmental or public function; (2) the level ...
Filing • November 7, 2023
Filed under: Public Records
to that litigation involved only its private business interests and those decisions are unrelated to Vermont agency business. The Court notes that it, and presumably HRDC, does not currently know what responsive ...
Filing • February 29, 2016
Filed under: PLN Litigation, Censorship
a handwritten note stating: “Refused.” The plaintiff does not know how or in what manner the defendants disposed of the other two copies of Prisoners’ Handbook. On information and belief, these books were never ...
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