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Article • July 15, 2013 • from PLN July, 2013
Filed under: News, News in Brief
, which rents the majority of its bed space to the federal government. A chair was used during the assault on guards Jesse P. Kipka and Jesse J. Overlie, and Kipka suffered a concussion when he was hit ...
of County Commissioners of Oklahoma refused to cover the legal expenses of defending against the federal lawsuit, requiring CCFA to hire its own attorneys. See: Blueberry v. Comanche County Facilities ...
Brief • July 21, 2008
conditions of confinement. Plaintiffs state generally that the women prisoners' health has deteriorated, that they have been deprived of psychiatric and medical care, and have been denied lightful legal access ...
Brief
Jail. 22. Plaintiffs have been denied access to sufficient quantities of items necessary to perform and address basic health and sanitary needs. 21. Plaintiffs have regularly been subjected to body ...
Brief • February 14, 2013
the district court below found that one factual issue—the Defendants’ subjective awareness that Burton was still in pain after taking the ibuprofen—was genuinely disputed, its “determination that fact issues ...
Brief • 2008
. The Defendants owed Plaintiff a duty to act reasonably towards Plaintiff in preserving his health and safety during the course of his confinement at Letcher County Jail. 41. The Defendants, negligently ...
Brief • August 15, 2001
for alleged deprivations of civil liberties. official Neither a State, capacities, are nor its officials acting in their "persons" under § 1983. will v. Michigan Department of State Police, 491 U.S ...
Brief • 2005
){under the Eighth Amendment an inmate is not entitledto the care of his or her choice). Rather, an inmate need .only receive treatment which is reasonably designed to meet the routine and emergency health ...
Brief • February 11, 2005
by city, and holding that concerns articulated in Allison did not bar certification). A ruling that Plaintiffs' satisfy this requirement is consistent with the objectives Allison and its progeny: to weed ...
Brief • 2000
Jail. 22. Plaintiffs have been denied access to sufficient quantities of items necessary to perform and address basic health and sanitary needs. 21. Plaintiffs have regularly been subjected to body ...
Brief • 2006
by their fictitious names and will amend this complaint to allege their true identities when ascertained. 20 21 22 Defendant City of Alhambra is a government entity operating pursuant to its FACTS A. General ...
spray and are familiar with how to ameliorate its affects. 99. Upon information and belief, the manufacturer of the pepper spray recommends a special solution to neutralize the effects on the eyes ...
. By letter to Defendant REED, dated September 24, 1971, William C. Cunningham, S.J., Counsel for plaintiffs, requested pursuant to 18 C.F.R. 2.22 and 2.23 that the Board of Parole review its revocation ...
Brief • November 23, 2016
doctors, hospitals, all other health care providers and services, and any other individuals, companies, agencies, workers' compensation insurers or agencies, political subdivisions, or attorneys who may ...
. By letter to Defendant REED, dated September 24, 1971, William C. Cunningham, S.J., Counsel for plaintiffs, requested pursuant to 18 C.F.R. 2.22 and 2.23 that the Board of Parole review its revocation ...
Article • February 15, 2025 • from PLN February, 2025
Filed under: Prison Reform, Bail, Bail Bonds
cut its use of cash bail. That means fewer people sit in jail while awaiting trial. The shift followed calls to dismantle a bail process that created a two-tier system: one for those who could pay ...
Brief • 2012
to an inmate of Federal Correctional Institution, Phoenix, Arizona, a prohibited object, that is, tobacco, which is an object that threatens the order, discipline, or security of a prison or the life, health ...
Brief • 2009
, and the City of Montgomery, to the harassment suffered by Jessica Logan shocks the conscience and was negligent, reckless, wanton, knowing, intentional, and deliberately indifferent to the health and safety ...
Brief • 2008
remanded to the custody of the City's Department of COITection, at its Rikers Island facility. On September 16 and 17 at Rikers, H. was se;r;ually assaulted several times. At his next court appearance. which ...
Brief • 1995
that the Appellant failed to note an inmates blood pressure 21 reading on the patient's health record and allegedly failed to .....J 22 notify the Medical Duty Officer of the blood pressure reading .... 23 ...
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