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recommendations and those of these other groups underscores the consensus about what needs to be done to ensure that ECWs are used as effectively and safely as possible. This consistency across so many ...
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Force’s recommendations and those of these other groups underscores the consensus about what needs to be done to ensure that ECWs are used as effectively and safely as possible. This consistency across so ...
Publication • 2019
, idiosyncratic manner. What started as a niche industry occupied by numerous narrowlyfocused companies is now dominated by a handful of conglomerates owned by private equity firms. To better understand the players ...
Kickback publication
Filed under: Telephones, Telephone Rates
before attempting to develop their final solutions; Ensure that the State clearly understands what each Bidder intends to propose before those proposals are finalized; and, Give the State and each Bidder ...
, administratively or criminally. Few people outside the prison walls know what is going on or care if they do know. Fewer still do anything to address the problem. The United States has the dubious distinction ...
Publication • 2022
Filed under: Prison Labor
visitation, or the inability to pay for basic life necessities like bath soap.2 They have no right to choose what type of work they do and are subject to arbitrary, discriminatory, and punitive decisions ...
Publication • February 24, 2016
.  See Appendix A of this policy for notification information.  The officer shall document when and by what means notification to ICE was made, the factual basis for believing that the person may ...
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to the State, detain secretly persons: (a) Who have committed, or are suspected of planning, aiding or abetting, terrorist offences, irrespective of what classification of these offences is used by a Government ...
transported to a specific facility, they are further classified to determine suitable housing. Factors considered in determining what compound and barrack an individual can be safely placed into include gang ...
Publication • July 29, 2016
Filed under: Organizing, Prison Reform
around civil asset forfeiture reforms. This would include safeguarding the accused’s rights to a fair procedure for determining what is subject to criminal forfeiture, limiting the use of so-called ...
Case • 1996
admission, "Every inmate who is awaiting appointment of counsel has been 'offered' counsel and that offer has been accepted; what is pending is the appointment itself." Defs.' 1st Opp'n Mem. at 16 (emphasis ...
Case • 1995
by registration will significantly increase the stigmatic effect over what it would be absent any registration requirement. Id. As such, the Taylor court found that the Washington Sex Offender's Registration ...
Case • 1997
for the duties to be discharged and the position to be filled, and naming what is deemed to be . . . appropriate evidence of such qualifications," id. at 200. [57] The approach in Hawker, focusing upon ...
Case • 1992
must have the opportunity to recover what it costs them to vindicate these rights in court. [57] It is intended that the amount of fees awarded under [§ 1988] . . . not be reduced because ...
Case • 2004
Rights Watch's charge that corrections officers systematically retaliated against women who reported sexual abuse. n2 The MDOC recognizes three categories of what we collectively term "sexual abuse ...
Case • 1999
. However, the December 22, 1972 order is not the judgment. The judgment is what counts, and it neither refers to nor incorporates the December 22, 1972 order. Therefore, whether there is a separation ...
Case • 2023
before building one itself. 8 U.S.C. §§ 1231(g)(2). New Jersey's de facto prohibition on the federal government's exercise of discretion to determine what constitutes an "appropriate place ...
Case • 1995
is deaf and Defendants could not communicate effectively with her, however, she never understood what they were for. It was alleged that she had a psychiatric condition, yet no evaluation or counseling ...
Case • 2001
, 274 (7th Cir. 1986), or by knowing about unconstitutional 'conduct and facilitate it, approve it, condone it, or turn a blind eye for fear of what they might see. They must in other words act either ...
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