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-mail. DPSCS secretary Gary Maynard has taken the same position, refusing to see the situation for what it is. Of the 8,000 guards watching over Maryland’s 23,000 prisoners, Maynard said “99.9 percent ...
bureaucratic roadblocks and uncooperative judges. Nora Cortinas says that Argentines do not wish to live with a justice system that permits impunity: "What we want is for the trials to speed up a little bit ...
Article • January 15, 2007 • from PLN January, 2007
at least a high school diploma. This correlation continues up the scale with Technical school (3 %), some college (33 %), college degrees (15 %) and graduate school (2 %). So what is looming in the imminent ...
Article • October 15, 2005
said. "I'm out there busting my butt everyday for nothing. What is $8 an hour if you have to take care of yourself?" He continues: "I go out on speaking engagements but now I have become a very ...
the newborn. Parsons had been imprisoned for violating her misdemeanor theft probation. "It was ridiculous and totally inappropriate for the detention center to do what they did", said her attorney, Michael May ...
information. The net result of the lack of public reporting and the withholding of what should have been public information was that the report was written based upon relatively few medical files ...
Article • September 15, 2007
what they'll do to me once y'all leave here.'" Detainees told Human Rights Watch and LDF that shortly after their arrival at Jena, guards pulled them from their beds in the middle of the night ...
Case • 2009
to ascertain as a matter of law what a right-thinking person would think, and the line of cases has drawn some scholarly criticism. See, e.g., Lyrissa Barnett Lidsky, Defamation, Reputation, and the Myth ...
Case • 2005
of what religion, if any, they practiced. Mr. Neal fails to allege any way in which he was treated differently from others situated similarly to himself. [39] IV. CONCLUSION [40] Accordingly ...
Case • 2004
, as well as to a "broader swath of conduct." Id. However, Congress cannot define the substance of constitutional rights or determine what constitutes a constitutional violation. Lavia, 224 F.3d at 197 ...
Case • 2006
sufficient to show appellant caused the damage and that Pollard was the owner. What the evidence does not show is the pecuniary loss suffered. A person commits the offense of criminal mischief if, without ...
Case • 2008
the Commission and the Board rendered a decision in 2005, the statute does not grant Mitchell a right to release based on what hypothetically might have happened in 2002 if a hearing had been conducted then. [23 ...
Case • 1994
about the destruction of the evidence. What was destroyed would never have made it into evidence. We suppose an argument could be made that Sellers was entitled to have the gravy lodged in the court ...
Case • 1996
, Mr. Dorsey's account differs substantially from that of the defendants on what happened midway through the transfer when he saw his new cell and began resisting the officers' efforts. His affidavit ...
Case • 1993
understand that what he is doing violates that right." Anderson v. Creighton, 483 U.S. 635, 639, 97 L. Ed. 2d 523, 107 S. Ct. 3034 (1987). Foulks alleges that the defendants were deliberately indifferent ...
Case • 1995
it decided the defendants' summary judgment motion without compelling the defendants to comply with Seltzer-Bey's discovery requests. Seltzer-Bey did not, by affidavit or otherwise, identify what facts he ...
Case • 2001
bears a rational relation to a legitimate penal interest. May v. Sheahan, 226 F.3d 876, 882 (7th Cir. 2000). The state appears to take the position in its briefs that, no matter what IDOC's usual policy ...
Case • 2005
) (citing In re Post Sentencing Review of Charles, 135 Wn.2d 239, 245, 955 P.2d 798 (1998)). When the meaning of a statute is clear on its face, we assume that the legislature means exactly what it says ...
Case • 1989
segregation, Missouri State Penitentiary Regulation 20-212.040, and conclude in disagreement with the district court they do create a protectible liberty interest. The regulations set forth in what ...
Case • 2001
to Section 1983, Berdine seeks compensatory and punitive damages for what he describes as the defendants' "callous indifference" to his constitutional rights. The Court has previously assessed -- and Berdine ...
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