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Case • 1993
of a prison visitor; [24] 2. Immediately prior to a proposed search the driver of each vehicle must be informed orally and in writing (again, in both English and Spanish) of what the search will entail ...
Case • 1997
neglect. In arguing that this fee motion should be denied as untimely, defendants make absolutely no mention of potential prejudice. What [**11] is more, it is difficult to see how there could be any ...
Case • 1998
of determining what is within the "jurisdiction or function" of "a legislator" it is proper to consider what is included within the jurisdiction or function of the legislature itself. Moreover, to come within ...
Case • 1999
a cellulitis, a "worrisome infection." Dr. Bird's opinion is that the conditions of the Cowley County Jail in 1995 did not play a part in what he termed the "chronic irritation of plaintiff's knees." Bird based ...
Case • 1992
. But identifying the contours of the substantive right remains a task distinct from deciding what procedural protections are necessary to protect that right. "The substantive issue involves a definition ...
Case • 1979
, 548 F.2d at 13-15 (transfer from MCI Norfolk to MCI Walpole). All of these cases addressed an issue of procedural due process: what, if any, procedural protections must accompany a transfer. [26 ...
Case • 1985
17, 105 (1974); Conklin & Bittner, Burglary in a Suburb, 11 Criminology 208, 214 (1973). [50] V [51] We wish to make clear what our holding means in the context of this case. The complaint ...
Case • 1984
in independent judicial decisionmaking. See Taaffe v. Downes, reprinted in footnote in Calder v. Halket, 13 Eng. Rep. 12, 18, n. (a) (P. C. 1840) ("An action before one Judge for what is done by another ...
Case • 1983
, unless specific reasons exist that justify intensifying the search. In characterizing what constitutes a full search incident to arrest, the Robinson Court quoted with approval language from Terry ...
Case • 1980
the phrase "and laws," as used in § 1983, means what it says, or whether it should be limited to some subset of laws. Given that Congress attached no modifiers to the phrase, the plain language of the statute ...
Case • 1981
conditions, and to discuss the factors courts should consider in undertaking such scrutiny. [40] I [41] Although this Court has never before considered what prison conditions constitute "cruel ...
Case • 1989
to release Sample. [30] Sample was imprisoned in Philadelphia until late April 1980. During this period he contacted his social worker about what he believed to be an illegal imprisonment, and he also ...
Case • 2001
at summary judgment are not immediately appealable merely because they happen to arise in a qualified-immunity case; if what is at issue in the sufficiency determination is nothing more than whether ...
Case • 2002
policy changes, the physical configuration of the two wings was not changed. Rather, the defendants implemented what they term operational changes directed at the prisoners themselves. The parties do ...
Case • 2002
. 319, 326, 104 L. Ed. 2d 338, 109 S. Ct. 1827 (1989). [**13] B. What Matters Not Contained in the Pleadings May Be Considered on a Motion to Dismiss Without Conversion to a Motion for Summary Judgment ...
Case • 2003
. . . . [I]t transcends the Campbell file. It involves a nationwide practice. And you, here, are going to be evaluating and assessing, and hopefully requiring State Farm to stand accountable for what it's ...
Case • 2004
Acree v. Republic of Iraq - 370 F.3d 41 (D.C. Cir. 2004) - 2004 Acree v. Republic of Iraq, 370 F.3d 41 (D.C.Cir. 06/04/2004) [1] UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT [2] No. 03-5232 [3] 370 F.3d 41, 2004 [4] June 04, 2004 [5] CLIFFORD …
Case • 1989
not afford prisoners a meaningful right of access to the courts, in the opinion of the District Court, because they did not guarantee them "the continuous assistance of counsel." Ibid. With what the District ...
Case • 1983
threat of injury necessary to make out a case or controversy. The claim of injury rested upon "what one of a small, unnamed minority of policemen might do to them in the future [ 461 U.S. Page 104 ...
Case • 2007
the Guidelines advisory came closest to what Congress would have intended had it known that the Guidelines were vulnerable to a Sixth Amendment challenge. Under the advisory Guidelines system described in Booker ...
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