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Case • 2003
Hospital released Stewart on April 25. On May 2, Lo visited Stewart at his mother's house. Lo asked Stewart about the rescheduled hearing. He claimed not to know what she was talking about and said that he ...
Case • 1995
substantive. As to the evidentiary issue they argue that without a more specific definition of "serious mental disorder," the connection between what a defendant knew and the defendant's response ...
Case • 2002
compliance program. He spoke with Defendant Ciavardone, a Senior Vice-President of NHS. According to Plaintiff's deposition, his complaint concerned "what Rick Thomas was telling me and threatening me." (N ...
Case • 2005
precisely what happened," Serrata's Br. at 26, and that "[n]o one seems to be completely certain of [Mr. Serrata's role] because the testimony about his conduct is contradictory and varies from witness ...
Case • 2006
profound, cords of custody. 40. Defendants themselves admit that they are unsatisfied with their own progress in improving the specialty referral process. Here is what defense counsel wrote: Even ...
Brief • December 14, 2005
was covered with blue paper. 21 20). 22 that Abdolahi had a torn piece of sheet, approximately 6 inches 23 wide, around his neck and shoulders. 24 asked Abdollahi what the sheet was doing around his ...
Brief • May 23, 2011
what movie he had come to see. He told the 18 ticket agent he was there for the 7:00 show. (Ex. B, 46-49). The agent gave him a ticket, and Mr. 19 Burns began to feel himself collapsing. He needed ...
Brief • December 10, 2012
circumstances that were not part of the jail policy. After the strip search, Rattray was escorted to a temporary holding cell under what she also argues were aggravating circumstances. At no time did Rattray ...
Brief • May 30, 2007
Filed under: Wrongful Death
The Mobile Video System in Nyquist's patrol car captured ~Jst of 11';1 4 the remainder of the incident. 14 5 The parties dispute what happened next. Defendants contend that Orozco leaned down and 6 placed ...
Brief
that the agency addresses the issues on the merits)." Woodford v. Ngo, 126 S.Ct. 2378, 2385 (2006) (quoting Pozo v. McCaughtry, 286 F.3d 1022, 1024 (7th Cir. 2002)). Each of the three petitioners did exactly what ...
Brief • May 7, 2012
her son’s threats of suicide over what he had done, as well as fear for her own physical safety and security, all of which she reported to Harper Woods police officers who interviewed her. 7. That day ...
Brief • January 23, 2014
23 24 Q. As you sit here today, are you aware of any training that is provided to Alameda County Sheriff's Office employees on the issue of alcohol withdrawal? A. No. Q. Do you know what training ...
to perform," and are performed under conditions that compromise their quality and reliability. 86 "[Inmates] are lined up in a line listening to what the questions are. Officers perform the test standing up ...
Brief • 2006
to produce sixty-two pages of ROE materials; however, its declaration 13 and Vaughn index give little idea of what that material consists of. The government does little more 14 than provide a definition of ROE ...
Brief • 2005
that the City and the chief simply did not care what a thorough investigation would reveaL that they were indeed indifferent to whether or not excessive force was used." Fiacco, 783 F.2d at 331; see also Jeffes ...
Brief • March 13, 2004
Filed under: Food
with the extraordinary deprivations of life in what defendants euphemistically call the Special Housing Unit,but what is known to most as solitary confinement, or “The Box.” Numerous federal courts have recognized ...
Brief • July 28, 2017
Filed under: Telephone Access
precisely what Chevron disclaimed: it “impose[d] its own construction on the statute” rather than defer to the FCC’s detailed analysis of an ambiguous statute. Rather than look to the agency order, the panel ...
Brief • March 15, 2016
Filed under: Money/Property
Kennedy v. City of Biloxi, MS, Settlement, Debtors Prison, 2016 STIPULATED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT AND RETENTION OF JURISDICTION This Stipulated Settlement Agreement and Retention of Jurisdiction (hereinafter “Agreement”) is made by and among the City of Biloxi (“Biloxi” or “the City”), John Miller (“Miller”), and Judge James Steele (“Steele”); and Qumotria …
Brief • 2012
forgotten the feel of human contact. He spends a lot of time wondering what it would feel like to 17 shake the hand of another person. 18 55. Prisoners at the Pelican Bay SHU may receive non-legal mail ...
, with the inmate agreeing to comply with the rules. The form contains the general rules of conduct and tells the inmate what the rules of prohibited conduct are and what he can do and what he cannot do to progress ...
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