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Case • 2000
that his Eighth Amendment rights had been violated by prison officials who repeatedly denied his requests for medical treatment. The district court screened the case pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1915(d),*fn4 ...
Case • 1998
to a serious medical need). See, Id. at 35. So too has LaBounty stated an Eighth Amendment claim. [32] To succeed in showing deliberate indifference, LaBounty must show that the acts of defendants ...
Case • 2001
, did not present any evidence of visible injuries, medical expenses, or medical testimony confirming his injuries. [15] In contrast to Oliver's testimony, Falla and other officers disputed ...
Case • 2000
a claim that a statute requiring inmates to make medical copayments in order to partially defray the costs of their health care violated the constitutional prohibitions against ex post facto legislation ...
Case • 2002
an order and receives medical attention after being sprayed. They contend that the district court erred by relying on Foulk because the facts there were distinguishable. Treats responds that the district ...
Case • 1992
medical expenses? The magistrate Judge told the jury that there was no evidence of lost wages or medical expenses, and regarding the first question, they should be guided by the instructions. The jury ...
Case • 1995
for alleged deliberate indifference to his serious medical needs. No injunctive or declaratory relief was sought. The district court dismissed the suit because the plaintiffs failed to exhaust administrative ...
Case • 2004
in a special housing unit ("SHU") at the facility in which he was incarcerated, without due process; that the defendants were deliberately indifferent to his serious medical [**2] needs; and that while ...
Case • 2002
abused and denied appropriate medical care while imprisoned at the Nassau County Correctional Facility. Named as defendants are the County of Nassau, the Nassau County Sheriff's Department and three ...
Article • January 15, 1995 • from PLN January, 1995
. 1983) [Same]. These decisions, like all of the cases cited in this article, were rendered after the courts heard and entertained scores of expert witnesses who consistently testified as to the medical ...
Article • December 15, 1992 • from PLN December, 1992
Filed under: Commentary/Reviews, Reviews
on events affecting California state prisoners. Each issue has columns on diverse subjects that affect prisoners everywhere such as visiting, diet, medical advice, etc. While a lot of the information ...
Article • November 15, 2003 • from PLN November, 2003
Filed under: News, News in Brief
of offering them medical attention, cigarettes and prescription drugs in exchange for sex. Even more disturbing than Hatcher's criminal activity is the fact that paramedics in Texas are not even required ...
Article • September 15, 2003 • from PLN September, 2003
medical facility run by Just Care, Inc. of Alabama. The closings were part of a plan to stem the prison system's huge budget deficit, but critics claimed the private prison medical care would increase ...
Case • 2002
an order and receives medical attention after being sprayed. They contend that the district court erred by relying on Foulk because the facts there were distinguishable. Treats responds that the district ...
Case • 2002
. The regulation was challenged by two Muslim police officers who were required to wear beards by their religion. Id. at 360. The challenged regulation had a medical exemption to its requirement that all officers ...
Case • 2004
] Dr. Hunter was the Fulton psychiatrist who supervised Mr. Revels's medical program. Mr. Revels alleged Dr. Hunter violated his First Amendment right to engage in protected speech, by blocking ...
Case • 2005
. At the court appearance, Corpus stated that he had been assaulted by Bennett. An investigator immediately interviewed Corpus. After the interview, Corpus was taken to a local clinic for a medical examination ...
Case • 2001
to insure that inmates receive adequate food, clothing, shelter and medical care. Farmer v. Brennan, 511 U.S. 825, 832 (1994). An inmate making an Eighth Amendment claim for constitutionally inadequate ...
Case • 2002
Aid at the shipyard and had a hearing test done. He was told by the shipyard's medical department that the hearing loss was a hazard of the job and not much could be done about it. The medical testimony ...
Case • 2008
arrest; (2) arrest without authority and beyond job description; (3) false imprisonment; (4) assault and battery; (5) negligent exercise of force; (6) failure to secure timely medical care; (7) deliberate ...
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