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of the Department or its employees or agents." 29. Section H.I.I (8) has been amended to read as follows: B. Comprehensive General Liability 30. Section H.I.2 has been amended by adding the following ...
Case • 2005
-month range, which would have required him to impose a 15-or 16-year sentence instead of the 5 or 6 years authorized by the jury verdict alone. Relying on Blakely's majority opinion, statements in its ...
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for prescribing psychiatric drugs. ADHD and Bi-Polar disorder are the only other mental “illnesses” mentioned in the top 25 reasons for psychiatric prescriptions according to health care statistic records. It’s ...
Case • 1999
of deliberate indifference to his health and safety needs in violation of the Eighth [**6] and Fourteenth Amendments and that he was not seeking to hold Warden Cooper liable under a theory of respondeat superior ...
Case • 1995
? A. For the -- for its therapeutic value, I do instruct them. Sometimes you have inmates who have behavior problems. So therefore they need to change their behavior. And I find that the Dhikr historically has been used ...
Case • 2001
, 452 U.S. 337, 346, 69 L. Ed. 2d 59, 101 S. Ct. 2392 (1981). A prisoner's conditions of confinement fall within the ambit of the Eighth Amendment. See id. at 345. "When the State takes a person into its ...
Case • 1987
because he had "shot two little kids on a three-wheeler." Plaintiff was severely beaten while in the cell and sustained bodily injuries. After lengthy deliberations, the jury found by its verdict ...
Case • 2002
claims involving the adequacy of medical, dental and mental health care available to Supermax inmates and the use of stun guns and stun shields at the prison. However, I refused to certify a class ...
Brief • March 25, 2008
and mental health data to directly refute the allegations ofthe plaintiffs." fd. at"ill. Obviously, defendants' actions were grossly improper. As set out in plaintiffs' briefs opposing summary judgment ...
Brief • 2003
for the development, ;funding, 15 and oversight of the jails within its jurisdiction and for the services provided to 16 inmates. JURISDICTION AND VENUE 17 18 8. This Court has jurisdiction over this action ...
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to any person within its 19 jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws, which is essentially a direction that all persons similarly 20 situated should be treated alike. City of Cleburne. Tex. v ...
Brief • 2006
Judgment, to which Plaintiff now responds, is in violation of the Court’s Scheduling Order, issued May 26, 2005, as it is forty (40) pages in length. Defendant seeks to expand the length of its motion ...
Brief • 2012
minutes or more) ; and (c) NDOC has demonstrated its ability to maintain such certification upon the execution of this Agreement and NDOC has in place a readily available kosher alternative to the CFM ...
Article • July 1, 2021 • from PLN July, 2021
with introducing contraband into a prison. • In December 2019, Faith Gerena Weston was arrested and fired from her job as a mental health worker at Lieber CI when she attempted to smuggle alcohol disguised ...
Brief • November 29, 2016
, to ask the full Second Circuit to address for the first time an issue that has divided a number of its sister circuits: whether malice need be shown for a federal malicious prosecution claim (since ...
was forced to work without pay or other privileges. At times, he undertook this compelled labor at serious risk to his health and safety. For example, at the beginning of his sentence Mr. Williams ...
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. This study takes no position on whether tort costs are too high or too low. Its purpose is to attempt to quantify the costs, not to support any particular point of view regarding those costs. Any connotation ...
Brief • November 21, 2014
its officers effectively condones, ratifies, and sanctions the kind of misconduct that the Defendant Officers committed against Plaintiff in this case. Constitutional violations such as occurred ...
Brief • June 9, 2017
$400,000 in damages. I agree that Mr. VanValkenburg was the prevailing party on his state-law claim. ODOC does not cite any legal authority to support its proposition that Mr. VanValkenburg ...
. Supreme Court issued its opinion. According to the Court, prison officials could not shield themselves from liability for deliberate indifference to the serious medical needs of a prisoner through ...
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