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. - - - “ One of my wardens constantly asks his staff, right down to the line staff, ‘What can we do to reduce recidivism?’ This gets them thinking that reentry is an important part of what they do…that they can ...
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motion for relief from protective order. Hearing held by Judge Sparr on December 16, 1998. At that time, Judge wanted testimony from BOP on what documents had been provided for Riddle to review ...
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Filed under: Telephones
lasted, and what phone numbers were called, the documentation was provided by MCI and therefore was not sufficiently independent. In addition, the controls over the automated systems that processed ...
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Filed under: Sentencing
is served will also be addressed. BASIC FEDERAL SENTENCE COMPUTATION DECISIONS In any computation of a federal sentence, two separate decisions must be made: when the federal sentence commences and to what ...
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& Jennifer L. Bullock, The Psychological Effects of Solitary Confinement on Prisoners in Supermax Units: Reviewing What We Know and Recommending What Should Change, 52 Int’l J. Offender Therapy & Comp ...
Publication • October 1, 1983
(showup) infer1! that police be/leve suspect is !lllilty party; £38tJd 00004 9T£18092T2 SS0~80NtJ 1~3an~ 9£:b1 L002-01-b0 • victims tend to believe p0lice know what they are doing ...
Publication • February 11, 2016
Filed under: Prison Reform, Suicides
to adapt parts of the pre-existing variance on this subject. Suicide Prevention: What Is Needed Now There have been far too many suicide deaths in our City jails over the past several years. In some cases ...
Publication • February 8, 2016
Filed under: Statistics/Trends
populations have begun to decline—significantly in some states—policymakers and others are asking what impact, if any, this trend is having on the racial composition of the prison population. In his remarks ...
Publication • February 11, 2016
supervision. MCCF has created an environment that emphasizes what Warden Robert Green calls “reentry for all.” This ambitious goal signals a commitment to prepare everyone at the facility for reentry, even ...
Publication • September 1, 2015
. O’Keefe v. McDonnell Douglas Corp., 132 F.3d 1252, 1254-1255 (8th Cir. 1998); see also Schism v. U.S., 316 F.3d 1259, 1285 (D.C. Cir. 2002) (en banc) (“Simply put, an agency cannot do by regulation what ...
Brief • September 15, 2021
Filed under: False Arrest
. The reasonable hourly rate is the rate a paying client would be willing to pay. In determining what rate a paying client would be willing to pay, the district court should consider, among others, the Johnson ...
Brief • February 21, 2022
Filed under: Impeachment
(330 Mich 239) is directly on point.”); Friar v. Vanguard Holding Corp., 78 A.D.2d 83, 96 (2d Dept 1980) (“Considering the dearth of New York case law interpreting the 5 Q. What kinds of problems have ...
Brief • November 4, 2013
: 11/04/13 Page 3 of 10 PageID #:3 14. Plaintiff PEPIN went outside in her pajamas to see what was happening, and was met by Defendant OFFICERS who refused to let her into her garage, and refused ...
Brief • June 4, 2013
because of what Defendant Montanez said and because three uniformed correctional officers had ordered her into this room and she was in a room with four uniformed correctional officers. The door ...
oral argument helpful. In deciding when the “one review” contemplated by Deegan has been 6 “had,” we draw the line when we have what we typically need to decide the legal proceeding: when the case ...
Brief • February 28, 2018
of what [Petitioner] was charged with and my role as an attorney." In the following exchange, plea counsel asserted it was Petitioner's duty to know the deportation consequences of his plea: Q. So why did ...
Brief • October 30, 2017
and the prosecutor to voir dire the medical examiner as to 11 what transpired during the break. In sum, during the conversation at issue, the prosecutor confirmed the medical examiner’s testimony that the victim’s ...
Brief • January 10, 2018
viewed the video of the offense and agreed that the collision looked like an accident rather than an intentional act or threat of bodily injury. Trial counsel also could not remember what he told Applicant ...
that the substance was methamphetamine. On direct examination, the detective testified: Detective: I asked him whose meth it was. Mr. Boyd: And what was the response from him? Detective: First response he stated ...
). Strickland does not apply and prejudice is presumed in such cases. Commonwealth v. Robertson, 431 S.W.3d 430, 438 (Ky. App. 2013). Analysis In evaluating what it means for an attorney to “entirely fail” under ...
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