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Brief • December 7, 2009
release order,” State App. 256a, which may affect what any such order ultimately requires. This process is underway and incomplete. Subsequent acts since this Court’s denial of the State’s stay application ...
Brief • April 29, 2014
and toilets. When queried, it was explained to me that the window coverings were to prevent the inmates from seeing what was happening in the control center, or perhaps to protect the sensibilities of females ...
Brief • 2007
to speak. I don’t know what to do. I don’t like the way I feel! I hate my self. I don’t feel I’m being taken serious MEMORANDUM DECISION AND ORDER 9 Case 1:05-cv-00257-MHW Document 230 Filed 07/27/2007 ...
what is said. As a result, prisoners with serious mental illness are often reluctant to share their mental health concerns during those rounds. The futility of this process causes prisoners with serious ...
Brief • 2008
terminated his employment with the Bureau of Prisons after he unsuccessfully complained about what he perceived to be health and safety problems associated with the UNICOR recycling program. Plaintiff has ...
Brief • 1998
? (Furnish copy of the complaint you made, if you have one.) Yes <)What, if any, response did you receive? (Furnish copy of response, ifin 5I5t i) ~ it:=> <1}Ll19t:"'1 writing.) 4 ...
Brief • 2007
allegations cast a disturbing shadow over judicial review of the CSRT panel decisions. Unless the Detainee Treatment Act (DTA) authorizes the court to determine whether, and to what extent, an Executive ...
Brief • 2009
to prevent injury to individuals based on who they are, retaliation laws seek to prevent harm to individuals based on what they do. See Burlington Northern & Santa Fe Ry. v. White, 126 S. Ct. 2405, 2412 (U.S ...
Brief • 2009
needing care beyond what a single visit with a registered nurse can provide. These patients, as a result, endure long delays without necessary care. In one example, Patient B.J., an HIV patient, submitted ...
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(see WAC 358-20-050) ~Dismissal, b. c. d. e. f. Appeal Fonn 1 Revised 3-2-92 PART IV. FOR RULE VIOLATION OR REDUCIJ:ON-IN-FORCE APPEALS ONLY What Merit System Rule(s) or state Civil Service Law ...
Brief • January 3, 2017
[of hepatitis C] that a patient may experience 5 Case 3:16-cv-02000-RDM Document 23 Filed 01/03/17 Page 6 of 44 and their degree of fibrosis or cirrhosis," such that one cannot say at what level of fibrosis ...
from Justice Ginsburg’s reference there is no explanation of what may have been evidentiary support for the parties’ respective arguments. Applying the same analytical framework to other states’ laws ...
Brief • August 24, 2016
vulnerable population, and decreases the children’s chances of successfully re-entering society. 18. What is more, subjecting juveniles to forced idleness is dangerous for the children themselves. As the U.S ...
crisis, Defendant Meadors never contacted mental health or other medical staff to report what happened or to seek guidance regarding how best to address his condition. Instead, she decided to punish Mr ...
it was obvious he was in the midst of a mental health crisis, Defendant Meadors never contacted mental health or other medical staff to report what happened or to seek guidance regarding how best to address his ...
On November 28 at approximately 4:47 a.m., Deputy Munson noticed Piper “crying in her cell.” When asked what was wrong, Piper reported that she was suffering from a “terrible headache” with an “uncommon level ...
Brief • November 6, 2015
surgery for prisoners with certain types of disabilities demonstrates their discriminatory intent Defendants’ widespread policy and practice of delaying what they term “elective” surgery is evidence ...
Brief • March 7, 2016
Filed under: Disclosure of Records
with probation officers and public defenders, ‘What do you need?’ Id. 14 Second Chances, supra n.3. 6 Case 1:15-mc-01174-JG Document 19 Filed 03/07/16 Page 7 of 33 PageID #: 231 In addition, Mr. Atkinson ...
Brief • April 2, 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
that BFDF could not provide them with adequate care, including by transporting them to local hospitals. The point of reference must be what someone would receive were he or she not in state custody ...
in the men’s housing areas of the Central Cellblock and the cellblock at Superior Court. This placement led to her being forced to urinate in front of male detainees who masturbated and threw what appeared ...
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