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Case • 1999
by way of injury to what is denoted . . . as reputational interests. This includes . . . the myriad of . . . ways in which one is treated differently by virtue of being known as a potentially dangerous sex ...
Case • 2005
her claim accrued more than two years before this date. We must therefore determine (1) what facts relevant to her claim Plaintiff knew or should have known, and (2) whether Plaintiff had sufficient ...
Case • 2001
, that his thoughts were taken from him when he read the Bible, and that other inmates knew what he was reading. He also lost a good deal of weight. Singleton's psychiatrist, Dr. W. R. Oglesby, believed ...
Case • 2004
refusal, should simply have waited for The Tennessean to file a petition for access under the Act and let the chancellor sort through the issues and determine what was protected. The court indicated ...
Case • 2004
, however, ascertain the answers to two preliminary questions: what was the crime charged for the disciplinary conviction, and what are the elements of that crime? [37] A. Crime charged. [38 ...
Case • 2009
be picking up trash by the end of the week". I was subsequently interviewed by Lt. McConnell regarding the forementioned incidents and I told him[] exactly what I have testified to in this affidavit ...
Case • 2008
the probationer is imprisoned on an unrelated felony conviction arising in another county and (2) if not, what standard applies for determining if an alleged probation violator's due process has been violated ...
Case • 2008
vomiting more often, and passing out. At some point [Phillips] began vomiting what appeared to be blood.? According to Melinda Shirks, a respiratory therapist detained in the Roane County Jail at the time ...
Case • 2009
Center ('SPLC')" (which we will call "the Freeh Memorandum"). J.A. Vol 1 at 39. The memorandum, according to Mr. Trentadue, referenced an "SPLC informant at Elohim City," id., the site of what he ...
Case • 2004
habeas corpus proceeding does involve a party adverse to the applicant - the State - which, contrary to what occurs in traditional ex parte proceedings, is given notice and the opportunity to respond.*fn14 ...
Case • 2001
to conclude that Congress may not take away by statute what it has given by statute." Id at 462. Section 1997e(e) was held to be "a permissible restriction on the availability of damages for constitutional ...
Case • 2001
with Rendell-Baker. Moreover, we ar e uncertain what the Milonas court had in mind when it sought to distinguish Rendell-Baker on the ground that the plaintif fs in that case were school employees, rather than ...
Case • 2002
for this suit. I conclude that what Simpson could have done to exhaust his administrative remedies after he filed this suit does not seem to be the appropriate point of reference; rather it is his ability ...
Case • 2008
warrants and more effectively handling her caseload. According to Zanone, at the close of the meeting Hancock told her, ?Gina, I don't know what's going to happen if this doesn't improve. I don't know where ...
Case • 2009
been raped and murdered by a man previously convicted of sex offenses. New Jersey enacted what became known as ?Megan's Law,? requiring sex offenders to register with the state, and establishing ...
Case • 1975
depositions by other than stenographic means. The Rule does not state what grounds a trial judge may offer for a refusal to issue such an order. However, the Advisory Committee commentary, while far from lucid ...
Case • 2001
with what it had in effect at the time. Second, OCFS could make improvements to the then-existing [**16] system. Third, OCFS could replace the old CONNECTIONS system by beginning work on a new system. See id ...
Annual report • July 31, 2007
reports have found that these experiments are shrouded in secrecy, and the prisoners are unlikely to have given meaningful consent. They often have "volunteered" in a desperate attempt to get what ...
-gatherers. They must produce live witnesses who know or who can reasonably find out what happened in given circumstances.”). If an organization fails to produce a qualified individual, the court may order ...
Brief • January 18, 2013
them. The IDT shall identify areas of needed improvement so that the youth knows what, specifically. is required to progress to the next phase of the program. g. Each youth shall attend an IDT review ...
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