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of the circumstances, amounts to a decision to withhold medical care no matter what the circumstances actually were.” The remaining question, which a jury had to resolve, was whether the one-day delay without Weaver’s ...
Article • October 15, 2009 • from PLN October, 2009
ever been held accountable or even assigned responsibility for what was know at Corcoran as the gladiator days. Line staff brought to trial by the US Department of Justice avoided criminal convictions ...
in court. That, however, is exactly what happens under the PLRA without any exceptions being made or excuses allowed. “A basic structural problem with the exhaustion requirement is that prison officials ...
secretive tests for explosives and drugs, and consulting with the Columbian authorities about what charges to press. That the main evidence against the men was fabricated may be surmised from the fact ...
, stating “what a waste of a uniform.” Another guard overheard the comment. Afterwards, Thomas engaged in “damage control” discussions with several employees and warned the guard who overheard the remark ...
Article • October 15, 2009 • from PLN October, 2009
think they know what they’re asking for,” added Senator John Tester. Congress has since passed legislation that prevents Guantanamo detainees from being incarcerated in the U.S. Nor did Hardin have any ...
Department of Public Safety, said he found that 81 percent of the Otter Creek workers were men and 19 percent were women, the reverse of what he said the ratio should be for a women’s prison. Mr. Johnson asked ...
what Dr. Jon Giometti described as extreme blunt force injuries. “The patient has [welt] markings consistent with [being] struck by a Billy club across his upper extremities. Across his trunk, he has ...
not the most cost efficient, should drive decisions, not budget.” So what does Betty Adams think about the crisis in CHS? “We don’t feel like we’re in a crisis,” she remarked. “We feel like there’s been a huge ...
Article • December 15, 2009 • from PLN December, 2009
authority clearly defining what is unreasonable in the non-capital context. Hence, when a Superior Court judge denies a non-capital habeas petition for untimeliness, it is extremely likely that the ruling ...
and depicted what the ICRC described as torture and cruel, inhumane or degrading treatment – all in contravention of international law. The fourteen detainees were initially arrested in foreign countries ...
of what the jury awarded us. I don’t think it’s fair at all.” The attorneys who negotiated the settlement noted that the jury awards were still on appeal by the state; thus, there was no guarantee ...
Brief • October 29, 1999
pajd for the bQok~ from bi~ ::lCCOl!t rer AHCC policy V. Relief (State briefly exactly what you want the court to do for you. Make no legal arguments. Cite no cases or statutes.) t. Puniitive ...
Brief • June 24, 2016
OF OPINION This case presents issues of statutory interpretation under the California Public Records Act ("CPRA") regarding whether and, if so, under what circumstances pubic agencies can charge CPRA ...
Brief • 2005
M26 due to any Effect. 25 26 REQUEST NO. 9: 27 28 3 1 Every Document discussing or referring to decisions to modify the policy as to what the training you provided to law enforcement agencies who ...
Brief • 2003
if the Amendment is allowed. In determining what constitutes prejudice, courts in this Circuit generally consider whether “the assertion of the new 1 The decision of whether to grant a motion to amend is within ...
Brief • January 9, 2009
Filed under: Food, Jail Specific
that no such “shortfall” can reasonably be expected. Quite to the contrary, what we have witnessed in Alabama counties is a reprehensible “windfall” to the sheriffs who retain such funds. It is sufficient to declare ...
Brief • April 4, 2016
the shooting to be reasonable? 12 A Yes. 13 Q Do you have an estimate of your officer-involved 14 shooting cases what percentage of the people turned out to 15 be unarmed? 16 A 17 don't know. 18 ...
Brief • September 15, 2015
Filed under: Service, Due Process
of a court’s orders.’ . . . There is no single litmus test for determining what constitutes bad faith, though more than mere negligence is required.” Grochocinski v. Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw, LLP, 719 F.3d 785 ...
Station, began a cover up of what occurred to the decedent. These defendants engaged in certain acts in furtherance of that cover up in the late morning/early afternoon of December 13, 2012, including ...
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