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Case • 1997
(2d Cir. 1988), a reviewing court "owe[s] particularly strong deference where the district court premises its findings on credibility determinations," Castrol, Inc. v. Quaker State Corp., 977 F.2d 57 ...
Case • 1979
verdict, but these may be distilled into four main challenges: [15] 1) The Court erred in its determination of the applicable law; [16] 2) The evidence adduced neither supported the jury's ...
Case • 2005
so that they were naked for the time that they spent in administrative segregation. The complaint and its several amendments assert claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and state law. [12 ...
Case • 1987
] Clark, Edmondson and Keith,*fn* Circuit Judges. Edmondson, Circuit Judge, dissenting. [10] Author: Per Curiam [11] The panel has sua sponte reconsidered its opinion in this case filed ...
Case • 2001
and foreclosed their access to outside aid, the government and its officials are not free to let the state of nature take its course." Id. at 833 (quotation and brackets omitted). A prison official violates ...
Case • 1987
, Illinois (Marion). The appellees are Walter Dickey, the Administrator of the Wisconsin Department of Health & Social Services Division of Corrections, and Donald Clusen, the Superintendent of the Waupun ...
Case • 2004
for mental anguish, emotional distress, and lost wages that resulted from the alleged retaliation. [27] 2. Plaintiff alleges Rule 30k is unconstitutionally vague and overbroad on its face ...
Case • 2008
as ?a gradual psychological change in which the individual becomes dependent upon the institution, and that might be prison. It's seen very often in the mental health system in relation to hospitals.? Griffith ...
Case • 2009
that they were convicted of, and are on parole for, violations of the Health and Safety Code; Audra Kettlewell asserts she was on parole at the time the petition was filed, but that her parole was scheduled ...
Case • 2009
of the Health and Safety Code; Audra Kettlewell asserts she was on parole at the time the petition was filed, but that her parole was scheduled to expire in February 2008. The other two Petitioners, Arlene ...
Brief • 2009
). The district court entered its judgment in favor of appellees and as against plaintiff, on May 21, 2009. Appellant's Excerpts of Record [“AER”] 1 (Judgment); 91 (docket entry #33). Plaintiff timely filed her ...
Brief • October 4, 2006
. Padilla, there were numerous health problems brought on by the conditions of his captivity. Mr. Padilla frequently experienced cardiothoracic difficulties while sleeping, or attempting to fall asleep ...
Brief • 2009
the following statement: 6 : The Ramsey County Sheriffs Department ensures that deaf and hard-of-hearing people have full and equal enjoyment of its services, privileges, facilities, advantages ...
Brief • 2005
. The complaint and its several amendments assert claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and state law. At a scheduling conference on May 14, 2002, the defendants stated that only thirty prisoners housed as pretrial ...
the EEOC following its investigation on December 19, 2017. 12. In bringing this suit, Plaintiff has satisfied all jurisdictional requirements as set forth by the EEOC for bringing employment ...
Commission is to project prison growth. Over the course of its existence, the Commission has been remarkably accurate in projecting prison population growth. Without any changes in CUlTent law, the Commission ...
is and was responsible for formulating 8 9 10 and implementing policies and procedures for the Spokane County Sheriffs Office and ensuring that its officers are properly trained in customs, policies and training 11 ...
Brief • March 6, 2020
with little relief for his pain or loss of mobility. University Health in Shreveport found Mr. Carter’s symptoms to include visual change/blurry vision, numbness in his extremities, and headaches. An MRI ...
Case • 2002
nonunion employees. Ultimately, petitioner lost on or withdrew each of its claims. In the meantime, two unions lodged complaints against petitioner with respondent National Labor Relations Board (Board ...
Brief • May 29, 2014
Filed under: Religious Grooming
Attempted To Meet Nor Met Its Burden of Establishing that Its Restriction on Short Beards Is the Least Restrictive Means of Addressing Its Security Concerns. ........... 18 C. The Courts Below Erred ...
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