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Brief • October 28, 2016
Pederson v. County of Plumas, CA, Mot to Enforce Consent Decree, Access to Dentures, 2017 Case 2:89-cv-01659-KJN Document 79 Filed 10/28/16 Page 1 of 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Dan Stormer, Esq. [S.B. # 101967] Mohammad Tajsar, Esq. [S.B. #280152] HADSELL STORMER & RENICK …
Article • September 6, 2016
Filed under: PLRA
Supreme Court Ruling Addresses Three-judge Court in Non-prison Case by In a case involving the constitutionality of congressional apportionment, which requires a three-judge court, a district judge may not dismiss on the ground of failure to state a claim without convening a three-judge court. If the nature of the case …
Article • September 2, 2016 • from PLN September, 2016
Sixth Circuit Holds PLRA’s Physical Injury Rule Inapplicable to First Amendment Claims by On June 1, 2015, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals held “that deprivations of First Amendment rights are themselves injuries, apart from any mental, emotional, or physical injury that might also arise from the deprivation, and that …
Publication • September 1, 2016
Filed under: Statistics/Trends, PLRA
Screening Inmate Cases in Texas - A Brief Overview of Federal and State Inmate Litigation, Justice for Texans, undated T. Michael Kennedy, P.C. 1431 Greenway Drive Suite 800 Irving, TX 75038 972-281-5888 www.justicefortexans.com email: tmichael@justicefortexans.com Screening Inmate Cases in Texas: A Brief Overview of Federal and State Inmate Litigation in …
Publication • September 1, 2016
Civil Rights Plaintiffs Can Defeat Qualified Immunity Defenses and Get Frivolous Appeal Sanctions, Rosen, 1999.pdf CIVIL RIGHTS PLAINTIFFS CAN DEFEAT QUALIFIED IMMUNITY DEFENSES AND GET FRIVOLOUS APPEAL SANCTIONS: THEY SHOULD TRY MORE OFTEN!  Sanford Jay Rosen April 1999 INTRODUCTION This article is about recent United States Supreme Court and …
Publication • August 25, 2016
Filed under: PLRA
Margo Schlanger Testimony on PLRA Reform Bill, American Bar Assn Review, 2007 AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS OFFICE 740 FlFTEENTH STREET,NW WASHINGTON. DC 20005-1022 (202) 662-1760 STATEMENT OF MARGO SCHLANGER PROFESSOR OF LAW, WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN ST. LOUIS ON BEHALF OF THE AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION PRESENTED TO THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON …
Article • August 5, 2016
PLRA Requires each Prisoner Plaintiff to Pay Full Filing Fee by The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a Wisconsin District Court’s order that held each prisoner proceeding in forma pauperis (IFP) must pay the full $150 filing fee. This action was filed by four prisoners at Wisconsin’s top-security prison, …
Michigan PLRA Requires Dismissal for Failure to Make Initial disclosure Statements; Prisons not a Public Service by A Michigan Court of Appeals held the state’s Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA) requires dismissal of a lawsuit when a prisoner-plaintiff fails to “disclose the number of civil actions and appeals that the …
Publication • August 3, 2016
Filed under: PLRA
Testimony of John Boston, Project Director, Prisoners’ Rights Project of the New York City Legal Aid Society before the Sub-Committees on Crime and on the Constitution and Civil Rights of the House Committee on the Judiciary (undated) Testimony of John Boston, Project Director, Prisoners’ Rights Project of the New York …
Article • August 1, 2016
Broward County Jail Conditions Subject to Consent Decree by The Broward County Sheriff entered into a consent Decree to settle a class action lawsuit challenging the conditions at the County’s jails. The suit, filed in 1976, resulted in the federal district court overseeing the litigation to determine the conditions of …
U.S. Supreme Court: Prisoners Must Exhaust “Available” Administrative Remedies by Derek Gilna Shaidon Blake, a Maryland prisoner, claimed that he was punched in the face and had his head slammed into a wall by guard James Madigan while handcuffed during a move to a segregation cell – an assault that …
Disputed PLRA Administrative Exhaustion Issues Properly Resolved in Bench Trial by The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals held on June 18, 2015 that disputed issues of fact regarding exhaustion under the PLRA may be resolved in a bench trial. The appellate court also found the plaintiff had failed to exhaust …
Publication • May 26, 2016
Civil Rights Injunctions Over Time - Jail and Prison Court Orders, Schlanger, 2006 \\server05\productn\N\NYU\81-2\NYU202.txt unknown Seq: 1 25-APR-06 14:38 CIVIL RIGHTS INJUNCTIONS OVER TIME: A CASE STUDY OF JAIL AND PRISON COURT ORDERS MARGO SCHLANGER* Lawyers obtained the first federal court orders governing prison and jail conditions in the 1960s. …
Disputed PLRA Administrative Exhaustion Issues Properly Resolved in Bench Trial by The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals held on June 18, 2015 that disputed issues of fact regarding exhaustion under the PLRA may be resolved in a bench trial. The appellate court also found the plaintiff had failed to exhaust …
From the Editor by Paul Wright Welcome to the 26th anniversary issue of Prison Legal News! I would like to thank all the people around the country who have helped PLN and the Human Rights Defense Center grow and prosper over the past 26 years. This includes all of our …
Article • March 31, 2016 • from PLN April, 2016
U.S. Supreme Court Reverses Idaho Supreme Court, Asserts “Federal Supremacy” by Derek Gilna Melene James sued the City of Boise and other defendants in Idaho state court in a 42 U.S.C. § 1983 action, alleging assault, battery, false arrest, wrongful imprisonment and other claims against city police officers, but failed …
Publication • March 8, 2016
Second Circuit PLRA Exhaustion Crib Sheet, Legal Aid Society, 2008 The Second Circuit PLRA Exhaustion Crib Sheet John Boston The Legal Aid Society Prisoners’ Rights Project Updated September 2, 2008 for Second Circuit Staff Attorneys’ Training This outline sets out the Second Circuit’s rules, with some supplementation from lower courts, …
Article • March 1, 2016 • from PLN March, 2016
Eleventh Circuit: Expiration of Preliminary Injunction Moots Appeal by David Reutter The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed as moot an appeal by the Florida Department of Corrections (FDOC) that challenged a preliminary injunction regulating its provision of kosher meals to prisoners. The appellate court also vacated orders by the …
Article • February 18, 2016
Unauthorized, Unpreserved Oregon Court-Appointed Attorney Fees Reversed by Mark Wilson The Oregon Court of Appeals reversed lower court assessments of attorney fees against criminal defendants without finding that they are, or may be, able to pay. Clifford Graham was convicted of four sex crimes. Since he had previously been twice …
Publication • February 16, 2016
Special Review of the CDCR Release of Inmate Scott Thomas, Oct, CA OIG, 2007 OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL MATTHEW L. CATE, INSPECTOR GENERAL SPECIAL REVIEW INTO THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS AND REHABILITATION’S RELEASE OF INMATE SCOTT THOMAS OCTOBER 2007 STATE OF CALIFORNIA CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 INTRODUCTION …
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