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-FOIA case stating that "[a] requester is injured-in-fact for standing purposes because he did not get what the statute entitled him to receive"); McDonnell v. United States, 4 F.3d 1227, 1238 (3d Cir ...
Publication • February 24, 2016
Police Manual, Fort Lee PD NJ, 2011 SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS VOL, I. CH, 1 Rules and Regulations of the Borough of Fort Lee Police Department Rules and Regulations Borough of Fort Lee Police Department TABLE OF CONTENTS PREAMBLE2 DEFINITIONS3 REGULATION I13 RULE 113 Police Department Authority13 RULE 213 Department …
Case • 1994
below which the prison officials may not go legally. They are, however, free to negotiate to do more than those laws require, which is what resulted in the custodial staffing provision of the consent ...
Case • 1993
as well to the material filed under seal in this case, notwithstanding that some of it was generated as part of the discovery process. Before considering this question, it is important to recognize what ...
Case • 1996
to less punishment, but the lack of fair notice and governmental restraint when the legislature increases punishment beyond what was prescribed when the crime was consummated. Thus, [**25] even if a statute ...
Case • 1997
it at first but then said: "I'm not admitting anything, but what if I gave it up to you." After further Discussion, Mrs. Dane asked Hansson and Reno for (1) protection for her husband and his property, (2 ...
Case • 1999
of the United States "lack[] legitimacy," see Petit. 3rd Amended Petition at P 41, and he has "urged black people of African descent (including those in what was called the 'Progressive African Liberation ...
Case • 1998
complained about the conditions at New LCP. The court asked Plaintiffs' counsel what action, if any, they had taken in response to Jones's letter. Although the monitoring period had expired by the time ...
Case • 1993
not reflect what the state did with the funds once it received them. n2 For purposes of the motion then, the Court will assume, without deciding, that plaintiff is correct in asserting that the MDOC deposits ...
Case • 1991
-cell block and three confidential informants, LaBoy determined what had transpired and identified the assailants. One of the confidential informants disclosed the cell locations of the assailants and all ...
Case • 2000
. 1986). In Marohnic, a case in which this Court examined what constitutes a matter of public concern, the Court concluded that "[p]ublic interest is near its zenith when ensuring that public organizations ...
Case • 1995
) necessarily inform the meaning of each other. Remarkably, the operative language of what is now § 1915(d) is substantially the same as it was in 1892. Compare ch. 209, § 4, 27 Stat. 252 ("The court . . . may ...
Case • 1995
provides that "the Privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended." The new restrictions on successive habeas petitions constitute a modified res judicata rule, a restraint on what is called ...
Case • 1995
) wishes [sic]." Plaintiff claims that he then asked Mann what gave Mann these powers; Mann allegedly replied "he was the boss here." When plaintiff then threatened to file another grievance, Mann allegedly ...
Case • 2000
that necessitates jury resolution. [**9] [*1375] Although what happened to Ralk's December 25, 1996 request and any subsequent requests is not clear from the record, Booker testified as to how she believes she ...
Case • 1993
in refusing medication--thus the question becomes whether those cases also established what "due process" was required to abridge this liberty. We must decide, in other words, whether Illinois' pre-Harper ...
Case • 1998
, defendant Williams enjoys qualified immunity for her actions. The framework for analyzing a claim of qualified immunity on a motion for summary judgment is as follows: first we must ask what was the clearly ...
Case • 2000
-Baranowski Correctional Center ("SBCC") maximum security prison in Shirley, Massachusetts. Muhammad's claims center around what he describes as a violation [**2] of his right to [*101] practice his Muslim ...
Case • 1988
of information than is the possibility of the defendant revealing his recollection of what he read in the report prior to sentencing. [ 486 U.S. Page 17] "[Rule 32(c)(3)(E)] embodies the concern ...
Case • 1984
., at 769-770, which [**10] concerned Justice Brennan in Schmerber are plainly implicated when an inmate is forced to perform in the presence of a prison guard what is ordinarily regarded as a private bodily ...
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