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Brief • August 11, 2009
Filed under: False Arrest
to again compel Defendant to identify what personal knowledge, if any, the hundreds of police \ officers who were identified as being involved in the action possessed with regard to all the muned Plaintiffs ...
Brief • November 22, 2002
Filed under: Religious Diet
committee considers “nutritional value, product availability, equipment capabilities, inmate preferences, and cost” in deciding what to serve prisoners. Id. at 10. The assertion that no other inmates receive ...
Brief • 2009
found that “the trust which K reposed in [applicant] is not, by itself, powerful evidence that the [applicant] knew what K 13 was up to” and accordingly that his assistance, while demonstrating he ...
Brief • July 21, 2008
prisoners must II use a "paging" system in order to request copies of specific statutes or cases, but because their access to research materials is denied, they have no way of knowing what to request ...
Brief • October 25, 2010
to relief,' in order to ;'give the defendant fair notice of I what the. Bell Atl. . claim is and thb grounds upon which it rests.'" Corp. v. I Twombly, SSO U.S. I S44, 555 (2007) (second I I ...
Brief
would have been different. . . DNA results now would add nothing significant to what we already know or what the jury knew at the time of trial. . . we urge that the motion be denied. (Answering Aff ...
Brief • 1996
The Dog's Determination That An Attack Is Necessary, Has Committed An Intentional Seizure Within The Meaning Of Brower v. County of Inyo. The problem this case raises is what constitutes “intent ...
Brief • December 1, 2010
needed to tell Schletz and Harris what he had done to the two girls.  Defendant Schletz repeatedly taunted Plaintiff, at one point making obscene suggestions about the girls’ genitalia and underwear ...
Brief • September 23, 2012
. . . It is appropriate to give Appellant the benefit of a liberal construction of the petition , particularly in light of the salutary purpose, supra , concerning what a petition must contain in order to satisfy ...
Brief • January 28, 2014
Filed under: Booking Fees
into a prescriptive argument on what the statute should be. 10 No. 12-2619 is subject to the booking fee would be largely meaningless—the hearing would establish that the arrestee was arrested and booked ...
Brief • October 21, 2014
such standards in light of any change in relevant circumstances in each of the Five Counties. Immediately following any such review, ILS shall recommend to the Executive whether and to what extent the established ...
Brief • September 16, 2013
or are, incarcerated in the Level II facility of the Los Lunas Prison from June 2009 until February 2010 who were actually subjected to what Plaintiffs have described as “nuts to butts” and what Defendants have ...
Brief • 2010
of 30 ID: 7362233 DktEntry: 38 INTRODUCTION Defendants’ answering brief is notable for what it does not say: It does not dispute that defendants lacked articulable suspicion to detain George ...
. The plaintiff reminded 8 defendant Hoffman of the September 2006 letter asking for help and protection, and 9 asked what response defendant Hoffman would make to prevent future abuse of the 10 plaintiff ...
Brief • 2010
medications that had given him the side effect of being combative, and that had been determined to be a cause of many problems for Mr. Anderson. Mr. Anderson realized what these medications would do to him from ...
Brief • 2007
[that] enhances security." (Plaintiff's Exhibit 15.) Based on what he learned for the first time from the committee's investigation, however, Secretary Beard believed that Graterford's Independent Band Program ...
Brief • 2007
”. Once again, there are no hard and fast rules for this determination ---- the court must look at the “particular case’s nuances and idiosyncracies” and determine what 9 was “reasonable and necessary ...
Brief • 2011
and let him know what was going on so he could help him [19]. Mr. Dach then sat down with his eyes closed, expressed how mad he was, and asked Officer Decious if he was lost [19-20]. Despite Officer Decious ...
Brief • July 15, 2009
at 5. The Court, in awarding attorney fees, found that Doherty had prevailed upon a significant issue, as he was “forced to endure prison conditions that a jury rejected as beyond the limits of what ...
Brief • 2008
-00979-JFM Document 85-1 Filed 03/18/08 Page 8 of 22 3 and 63.) Deputy Purnell reached for his Taser because he felt endangered by Henry’s actions. Deputy Purnell testified as follows: Q. And what ...
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