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Article • July 15, 1995 • from PLN July, 1995
Filed under: Searches, Drug Testing
forwarded us the memorandum or in the Spectator about what efforts, if any, Egler prisoners have made to challenge this coercive medical experiment. ...
medical care. The parties entered into a consent decree and the district court awarded the prisoners' counsel over $6 million in attorney fees. The court of appeals for the ninth circuit affirmed in part ...
between November 1991 and February 1992. The prisoners are represented by the National Prison Project and by Alice L. Bendheim, a Phoenix attorney. The lawsuit also alleges inadequate medical and mental ...
, improper classification, punitive isolation without due process, inadequate medical care, denial of reading material and overall unacceptable jail conditions. The district court certified a class of present ...
arm and ear. His ear was sore and bruised for three days but he did not seek medical treatment. The district court dismissed the suit as frivolous because verbal abuse by guards does not violate ...
Article • November 15, 1995 • from PLN November, 1995
guard in the prison's segregation unit who "looked horrible" after working more than 16 straight hours. While politicians want to charge prisoners a few dollars to seek medical care or use other basic ...
Article • February 15, 1996 • from PLN February, 1996
, charge to participate in the Family Reunion Visit and to pay a charge for medical treatment are all just proposals now. These prison authorities are scheming up anything to make money off us prisoners ...
was sufficient that the prison officials did allow the prisoner necessary medical care. While this case did go to trial, Giron lost on the merits [ PLN , February, 1999]. However, this case can be useful ...
Article • May 15, 1992 • from PLN May, 1992
partial dental plate, rendering it unusable for several months." At issue was whether those injuries, which did not require medical attention and were considered "minor," constituted a violation ...
instructing prison officials to promptly treat Bingman's medical needs and to submit a proposal that would eliminate deficiencies in the prison dental care system. The prison official defendants did neither ...
Article • June 15, 1997 • from PLN June, 1997
civil cases pending on the date the Prison Litigation Reform Act (PLRA) was signed into law on April 26, 1996. Louella Strickland filed suit challenging prison conditions and inadequate medical care ...
Article • November 15, 1992 • from PLN November, 1992
being are assured. Guzman is in poor health and suffers from serious medical problems. To date he has not been allowed to meet with his physicians. Despite his upcoming show trial he has not been ...
and the court of appeals for the eighth circuit affirmed the lower court's denial. The appeals court, in a brief opinion, notes that prisoners have a right to prompt treatment of their serious medical needs, see ...
. The court held that this infraction was unconstitutional because the rule was too vague and did not adequately apprise prisoners that failure to return medication after its "stop date" constituted ...
Article • January 15, 1994 • from PLN January, 1994
Court Declines to Define "Frivolous" Suits by Anthony Brown is a Maryland state prisoner. After telling prison medical staff he had already been vaccinated, he was given another tuberculosis ...
to November 1998. Rodriguez's complaint alleged he was beat by jail personnel and that EMSA Correctional Care denied him proper medical treatment for his injuries. The defendants moved for summary judgment ...
prison. Ludovici was inebriated at the time. After he was booked in; Ludovici was taken to the prison's Medical Lockup area where he was issued sneakers that were too small. When Ludovici asked if he ...
Article • June 15, 2005 • from PLN June, 2005
Recharacterization Requires Notice Or Opportunity To Withdraw by The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals held that a Michigan prisoner's improperly filed medical claim should not have been ...
reveal details related to sexual harassment claims, riots and other disturbances, staff on prisoner attacks, prisoner on prisoner attacks, inadequate medical care, contract sanctions and other penalties ...
[for] over 72 hours, weeks at a time;" tear gas sprayed in cells and pods daily; deprived of medication for a month; forced to endure a blood draw with others in his pod using common needles; and destruction ...
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