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Brief • May 19, 2006
ChiefofMcmal Health :mdlor the Director of Medical and Forensic Services detcmlincs that a panicubr group 1Ilerapy is no longer nccded or appropriate. 3) Defendants shall assess on an on-going basis what new ...
Article • January 15, 2001 • from PLN January, 2001
, the incremental progress that has been made on educating and testing the general public is now severely threatened by what amounts to staggering infection rates behind bars. By many accounts, the nation's ...
Article • July 15, 1997 • from PLN July, 1997
prisoners are collapsing in on them. I don't know what internal strife lies within them but it isn't mitigated here. One prisoner subjected to four point restraints (chains, actually) as shock therapy, had ...
of the alleged wrong. Once the entity, through it staff, has been placed on notice, it has a duty "to undertake a fact specific investigation to determine what constitutes a reasonable accommodation ...
Brief • 2008
. Plaintiff rolled his window down slightly to acknowledge the woman but he did not have a conversation with her. 14. Plaintiff did not hear what if anything the woman said to him. 15. Within seconds after ...
Brief • 2003
at the screen while she was seated at the terminal. 3 4 2.15 5 video surveillance tape, Appellant explained that she may have been viewing a manifest, which is a 6 document used to determine what clothing ...
Brief • May 20, 2014
. The committee has, therefore, adopted what we believe will be a clearer and more practical guideline for determining when courts should respect State rules of privilege. Basically, it provides that in criminal ...
Brief • 2004
the June 2002 notes to Colleen Scott, Human Resource 2 Consultant, and asked what to do about Appellant’s non-compliance and explained Appellant’s 3 reason for not complying. Ms. Scott called Appellant’s ...
Brief • 2001
benefits, in what the County termed 8 2.17 "light duty" bOSitions. permanent jobs with or without accommodation. 9 2.18 10 11 l Plaintiff was referred to no interviewl for regular No job modification ...
Brief • 2010
(a)(2), the statement need only “‘give the defendant fair notice of what the ... claim is and the grounds upon which it rests.’” Erickson v. Pardus, 551 U.S. 89, 93 (2007) (per curiam) (quoting Twombly ...
Brief • 2007
to the Pendleton and Gaither murders, and articulated the fundamental purpose of the proposed legislation as follows: The purpose ofBill 15-31 is to improve what are currently unsafe, unhealthy, overcrowded ...
Brief • 2005
to this provision, CDOC enforces what the regulation calls a “two strikes policy.” CDOC AR Administrative Regulation 1550-06, § IV.D.1. If CDOC concludes that a prisoner has violated any provision of the “Agreement ...
as a class assistant to aid other practitioners in their spiritual growth. I have made my views known about proper protocols and what I was taught to do to practice Native Hawaiian religion and culture. 9 ...
Brief • 2011
. The voting public can only do so if it knows where and in what type of locations these inmates are currently allowed to work. For the reasons described above, WLUK-TV requests that the Department release ...
Brief • June 28, 2013
Ifnot pending, what was the decision on appeal? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ S. Was the previous lawsuit based upon the same or similar facts asserted in this lawsuit? Yes 0 No 0 Ifso, explain ...
Brief • July 28, 2014
Filed under: Telephone Rates
, it is almost always the case that inmates and their loved ones—the people actually paying for inmate calling services—have no say over what provider they are compelled to use or the specific rates ...
 as authorizing a prisoner release or‐ der if overcrowding is a primary cause of unconstitutional violations beyond what  would  exist  without  overcrowding.  Cf.  Hutto  v.  Finney,  437  U.S.  678,  688  (1978 ...
Brief • February 19, 2014
. 1995). Most courts fashioning remedies have looked to a number of factors to determine what remedies are warranted. See Brocolli, 229 F.R.D. at 510. While a finding of bad faith suffices to make adverse ...
Brief • May 2, 2013
of their counseling records, thus allowing her to invade what should be a couple's most intimate thoughts and challenges which are clearly protected by the First and Fourteenth Amendments. As one might guess, getting ...
Brief • July 28, 2014
that the Court's experimentation with the layout of the courtroom during the final pre-trial constitutes some form of bias. The Court thought it better to work with Mr. Perotti to determine what he might be able ...
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