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morning. On re-direct examination he stated the reason that he did not report to the infirmary until five days later despite the pain and swelling he was experiencing, was "because of what somebody says its ...
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state or allege what protected activity he was engaging in which triggered the defendants alleged retaliatory 24 actions. Moreover, the court cannot speculate as to what protected activity plaintiff ...
Brief • April 19, 2004
, but does know that she did call the prison very often during this period to find out what was going on. (Pannone cert. ¶ 8). Mrs. Pannone spoke to someone in the parole office at SouthWoods, but did not ask ...
Brief • January 19, 2007
arrest (i.e., what he was doing at the time of the arrest) may be credible.” II. Ms. Berrigan And The WRL Offered Uncontroverted Evidence That Their First Amendment Rights Would Be Curtailed ...
Brief • July 11, 2006
bases his claim. To the contrary, all the rules require is 'a short and plain statement of 26 the claim' that will give the defendant fair notice of what the plaintiff's claim is and the grounds upon ...
on to the CMS administration, but nothing ever changes. We were told by several MDOC staff that CMS administrators say they cannot tell the [providers] what to do, because they are independent contractors ...
, but were being retained by the prison. What Is a Prevailing Wage? Although PIECP workers are supposed to receive prevailing wages for work comparable to that of free-world employees, this is rarely ...
Brief • February 7, 2012
is unquestionable. What is suspect, however, is the fact that the regulation as it stands is not neutral. A prison regulation is “neutral” if it restricts inmates’ rights “without regard to the content ...
Brief • September 22, 2008
speech, but here there is an element that greatly aggravates the unconstitutionality, that is, that the Respondent is the one who declares what it is the Petitioner must say. The traditional analysis ...
asked Defendant Mooneyham what the paper was. Mooneyham replied, “It’s a waiver saying that we’re moving you to another pod and this will solve the problem.” Believing he was signing routine paperwork, Mr ...
Filing • March 24, 2014
Filed under: Attorney Fee Awards
directed the district court on remand to consider “whether, and to what extent, McCown’s suit benefitted the public. The public benefit of a suit must have enough of an impact to justify a fully compensatory ...
Brief • August 10, 2006
(c) confers broad discretion on the trial court to decide when a protective order is appropriate and what degree of protection is required.’” Hutchinson v. Pfeil, 1999 WL 1015557 at *6 (10th Cir. 1999 ...
Brief • August 26, 1999
as to why you would Str'ike 1.9 It~!s thElt;~ Do you have any recollection as to what Y011 said or 20 what OffJ. cer Conlof.:,h sa.Ld to you in this meeting that Office:r.' 21 Conlosh said he had ...
Brief • March 11, 2011
, would that be right? A. Yes. There is also at some threshold the inmates need to do what we tell them to do, and we need to use a level of force to get them to go along with the rightful order. [emphasis ...
Brief • December 14, 2012
until the correctional officer on duty returned to the area, but Mr. Demouchette tied his bed sheet to a window, placed the sheet around his neck, and began to act on his threat. Agitated by what he ...
Brief • 2013
. This time, apparently unbeknownst to Boucher, Defendants Mason police officers McCormick and Fry were at the back of the store. Boucher approached the clerk and apologized for what he had said earlier ...
Brief • 2007
Filed under: Telephones
since the date of the Three-way Detection software installation. (By month) Response: Response is confjdentiat and has been redacted, Request No. 4: What are the criteria for setting the sensitivity ...
originated with McCready and Rein, who fed it to the then-teenaged boy while he was still in shock from discovering his parents, dead and dying from brutal attacks, on what was to have been the first day ...
Brief • 2006
Administration agreed to address 5 the systemic problems identified by the Special Master on a state-wide basis, and 6 embarked on what the Special Master has described as "one of the most productive 7 ...
Brief • 2004
, but does know that she did call the prison very often during this period to find out what was going on. (Pannone cert. ¶ 8). Mrs. Pannone spoke to someone in the parole office at SouthWoods, but did not ask ...
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