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Brief • 2006
is no longer needed or appropriate. 3) Defendants shall assess on an on-going basis what new or continued group therapies are necessary and appropriate for inmates at NHSP, and shall provide such therapies ...
Brief • 2010
issue raised in the majority opinion that the Chief did other 21 than what he was required to do. The members of this Commission are not Chiefs of Police. In 22 my opinion, both common sense and the law ...
Brief • 2006
to 4(c) is YES: (i}What steps did you take? (ii) What was the final rfsult regarding your complaint? DM,"e-o · . If your answer to 4(c) is NO: Why did you choose to not complain about the facts ...
Brief • 2009
demonstration, above and beyond what you have testified to in terms of the fingerprint [and arrest] processing? Ms. Braswell: You can answer just yes or no to that question. A: Yes. Now I’ll ask: What ...
Brief • 2000
into question by the defendants' 4 This section of the PLRA provides for the termination of "any prospective relief." Defendants have not identified what "prospective relief" the plaintiffs may still ...
Brief • 2008
of no additional information at this time. There are no other known written notes or reports regarding the underlying incident other than what has already been provided. Under the continuing duty to supplement ...
Brief • July 8, 1991
. Defendant Frank indicated to the Plaintiff that he did not care what the policy and grievance said, that he was instructing his staff to include the additional information. 15. Immediately thereafter ...
Brief • 2011
outstretched, as ordered. The facts are in dispute as to what occurred next, once Mitchell reached the bottom of the stairs. However, it is clear that Henke attempted to take physical control of Mitchell ...
Brief • 2005
of the proposed settlement, what yo u can d o to p articipa te in it, how yo u may o btain m oney under the settlem ent, and what you must do if you choo se to exclude yourself from the class. SU M MA RY OF TH E PR ...
Brief • November 17, 2017
Filed under: Retaliation, Medical
that because he was incredibly incredible in the witness stand in this courtroom. I would say he lied in front of me, and that’s what I think he did. And the idea that Sergeant Coleman would be the person who ...
. Ed. 2d 164 (2003) ("Because we 'ordinarily defer to the legislature's stated intent,' [citation omitted], '"only the clearest proof" will suffice to override legislative intent and transform what has ...
Brief • November 9, 2017
and consistency in Nevada caselaw as to how courts determine what constitutes a lesserincluded offense. As explained in Barton, this court initially adopted the elements test in 1966 but then occasionally applied ...
Brief • January 29, 2018
Becerril-Lopez remains controlling law after Johnson. Our post-Johnson decision in United States v. Flores-Mejia, 687 F.3d 1213, 1214 (9th Cir. 2012), suggests that it might. What matters here, though ...
/27/17 Page 5 of 11 tective Brehm detained her for an unconstitutionally long period of time ours) before releasing her on July 1. 3 ut the issue the parties contest most vigorously is prefatory: What ...
Brief • April 9, 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
As Petitioners’ experts opined more than two weeks ago, no matter what steps DOC put in place to keep COVID-19 out of the prisons, it would be unable to do so. Those opinions have proven correct and yet DOC ...
Brief • January 19, 2017
of it.” The Advisory Committee continued: 4 The formulation adopted by the House is pregnant with litigious mischief. The committee has, therefore, adopted what we believe will be a clearer and more practical guideline ...
Brief • April 6, 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
to employ an effective ameliorative measure. As would be expected when the Department of Corrections' own doctors ask for release, the escalating numbers of the infected show that what Rikers has done ...
In-the-News Article • June 16, 2020
personality is essential to understanding why prisoners recidivate. Criminals thrive on power, excitement, and control. They also lack time perspective and want what they want right now. Typically, little ...
Brief • March 4, 2009
defendants’ practice is to issue statements that do not “connect 4 the 5 meaningful guidance to the prisoner about what he must do to obtain 6 parole.” (Fifth claim). 7 parole reasons is to denied ...
In-the-News Article • February 9, 2018
and access to account histories, in what criminal justice think tank Prison Policy Initiative called a “partial win.” Correctional departments say release cards limit employee theft ...
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