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Case • 2007
that plaintiffs "need do no more than narrate a grievance simply and directly, so that the defendant knows what he has been accused of"). [23] That leaves the possibility that Edwards pleaded himself out ...
Case • 2008
in Atlanta Journal & Constitution does not reveal what evidence the court relied on to reach its conclusion. 2 The Court does not find persuasive other district court decisions cited by plaintiffs that failed ...
Case • 2009
-filed her action 23 days after it was dismissed by Judge Wolf on April 23, 2007, for insufficient service of process. The only issue -- which is what the court-imposed "actual notice" requirement [**4 ...
Case • 2001
," and thus subject to the exhaustion requirement. See id. The Supreme Court in its forthcoming review of the Second Circuit's Nussle decision may resolve the debate among the circuits on what has been a hotly ...
Case • 2000
] With this standard in mind, we turn to the facts of this case. To determine whether Joffer could have reasonably believed his actions did not violate Bouska's Eighth Amendment rights, we must first determine what ...
Case • 1984
of Jenkins. Harris County argued that any testimony by the witness as to what the two other men said would be inadmissible hearsay. The trial judge admitted the testimony over Harris County's objection. [32 ...
Case • 2002
of frivolous litigation. The precise language of what has come to be called the three-strikes rule is this: [11] In no event shall a prisoner bring a civil action or appeal a judgment in a civil action ...
Case • 1989
respects about what happened next, it appears that Blankenship returned to the parking lot to seek help and found Biermann, who had been joined by one or two additional officers, searching his car. Using ...
Case • 2001
what constitutes a strip search for Fourth Amendment purposes, "because states define strip search in a uniform fashion, . . . state law [is] persuasive on our interpretation of what constitutes a strip ...
Case • 2006
to this unfairness for which I and my relatives as well as my homies has suffered. What happened to the judge in Atlanta was fair and just. He received reward for handing down unjust sentences with his racial ass. So ...
Case • 2007
." In re Sindram, 498 U.S. at 180 (emphasis added). Thus, our authority to deny IFP status to a prisoner who has abused the privilege is clear. What is not so clear, however, is when that discretion should ...
Case • 2008
not sufficiently clear as to what escape or security threats Engel's marriage would present to the [P]rison." (Id.) The State Court granted the motion to remand and directed the NJDOC to reconsider the Marriage ...
Case • 2005
of first degree murder in 1983. He unsuccessfully sought habeas relief in the California courts in 1990 and 1991. In 1995, he filed a new habeas petition in Los Angeles Superior Court. Based on what he ...
Case • 2005
of business." Id. at 108. [32] Defendants contend that the district court properly did not rely on what were merely the "bald assertion[s]" of government counsel. Aplee. Br. at 15. In support ...
Case • 2006
) (per curiam), we considered what types of mental disorders could qualify for civil commitment [*13] under Washington's Sexually Violent Predator Act. See WASH. REV. CODE § 71.09.020. Brock clarified ...
. A palpable sense of fear sinks in during those moments. What's to keep prisoners from attacking once they realize the guards are exhausted, outnumbered, and don't have functional radios? “It’s ...
Article • July 18, 2017
not refer to that person as "Mr." or "Ms." The Name and Dignity Act won't stop staff members from using the wrong name, gender pronoun or salutation for trans people incarcerated in California. What ...
Article • November 6, 2018 • from PLN November, 2018
to pursue her, even sending her roses. Her complaints eventually reached Chief Judge Harry Lee Hudspeth on the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. “What exactly do you want me to do about this?&rdquo ...
at what you’re saying here in your testimony.” In fact, in early April 2017, shortly after Mayor de Blasio called for the closure of Rikers Island, a report published by a federal court ...
their services for a cheaper price than what the government would pay to operate their own facilities. The inmates and staff who work in private prisons pay the biggest price, as cheaper costs usually mean poorer ...
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