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Case • 1998
-124 to its present form. In pertinent part, it provided that "[a] refusal by an inmate to constructively work or participate in assigned programs shall result in the withholding of 100% of the good time ...
Case • 1995
by the court in its 1989 order. It encompasses the issues of post-secondary education, apprenticeships, and access to courts. A separate document entitled "A Plan for Vocational Programs and Work Pass" was also ...
Case • 2003
that this does not mean any factual dispute will defeat the motion: By its very terms, this standard provides that the mere existence of some alleged factual dispute between the parties will not defeat ...
Case • 2006
. He went to Defendant and asked him to check its status. Defendant said he would, and told Plaintiff to come back later in the day. When Plaintiff returned, Defendant advised him that the disbursement ...
Case • 2003
. The court is concerned that this definition of the proposed class is untenable because of its use of the word "prompt" in reference to probable cause determinations. The decision whether a probable cause ...
Case • 2006
dangerous offenders and locations frequented by children is within the range of rational policy options available to a state legislature charged with protecting the health and welfare of its citizens. Miller ...
Case • 1985
facility with a normal capacity of 1,370.*fn5 As of December 31, 1984, the State confined 1,950 male felons within its walls, 142 percent of its normal capacity.*fn6 Plaintiff alleges that in the "A" block ...
Case • 2002
remedies by prisoners on its head. It overruled this Circuit's conclusion that there are exemptions to the Prison Litigation Reform Act's requirement that every claim asserted by a prisoner must first ...
Case • 2006
dangerous offenders and locations frequented by children is within the range of rational policy options available to a state legislature charged with protecting the health and welfare of its citizens. Miller ...
Article • June 27, 2016
the accuracy of its test: “Northpointe does not agree that the results of your analysis, or the claims being made based upon that analysis, are correct or that they accurately reflect the outcomes from ...
. 3. Jurisdiction. The case rests on both diversity (§ 1331) and federal question (§ 1332) jurisdiction. Personal jurisdiction over CCA exists by virtue of its having entered into a contractual ...
Brief • March 15, 1999
the facilities maintain by the Department is the D.C. Jail. The D.C. Jail is configured with six wings of cells on each of its three floors. 4 The wings protrude from a central core that contains command ...
Brief • 2010
to Strike Defendants’ Brief in Support of Motion to Supplement the Record. Moreover, Plaintiff Leonid Marmelshtein is elderly and in very frail health. He thus requests that this Motion (along with the entire ...
Brief • April 20, 2012
seven months after the death of her natural 3 father. TASER makes this claim , although thus far, it has been unable to cite a single 4 case to support its position that a minor child adopted after ...
Brief • 2013
3 (3,892 inmates), the opening of the California Health Care Facility (1,722 beds) and 4 expanding in-state and local jail contract beds (2,225 beds). 5 12. The balance of the gap is addressed ...
Brief • 2012
is placed in full restraints. Counsel concludes his letter with the claim that the prolonged solitary confinement that Bout has endured may have a serious adverse affect on his mental health. The Court held ...
Brief • 2004
, or activity, when viewed in its entirety. is readily accessible to and usable by individuals with disabilities." (Emphasis supplied.) Here, although Bailey did not reach the primary treatment phase ofthe SOTP ...
Brief • August 3, 2015
Filed under: Age Discrimination
was an “employer” as that term has been defined in the applicable statutes and acted by and through its duly authorized agents, assignees and/or employees, who were then and there acting within the course and scope ...
In-the-News Article • January 1, 2008
to cut the number of people on its public health care rolls. While federal appellate and U.S. Supreme Court judges sit above them on the judicial hierarchy, they merely review a written record ...
Brief • 2009
. 544, 555, 127 S.Ct. 1955, 1964, 167 L.Ed.2d. 929 (2007), a complaint must plead “enough facts to state a claim to relief that is plausible on its face.” Id. at 570, 127 S.Ct. 1955 at 1974 ...
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