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prisoners’ legal calls], but the staff member cannot hear what the Attorney is saying to his client, and has no knowledge of what the inmate is verbally responding to when speaking with their Attorney.” 1 ...
Brief • 2005
entitled to release whether by court order, acquittal, dismissal of charges, or completion of sentence or after they were otherwise entitled to release; b. Under what circumstances defendants may detain ...
Brief • 2007
of the Directive is not punishment in violation of 28 V.S.A. § 851 as a question of law. In fact, it is a mixed question of law and fact. The determination of what constitutes punishment requires a court to apply ...
Brief • 2009
of time. (19-21). Benetes wanted to see what Parker would do if he fell off of his bike. Benetes then fell and landed on his side and back. (22). Parker approached him and asked if he was “o.k.” Benetes ...
Brief • 2010
the "quantum" of punishment and bring it within the Ex Post Facto Clause. Dobbert was not, a,s a general matter, substantially more likely to be sentenced to death under the new statute even though thatis what ...
Brief • 2013
and expand bed capacity. As will be noted, each of these 10 measures is safe and effective. In particular, to meet the June 2013 deadline the CDCR 11 proposes to reduce the prison population primarily by what ...
Brief • 2002
stated that his kids were sad because they were leaving their 11 12 friends behind. Appellant remarked, “You mean they’re Greek?” Officer Wyman initially did not 13 understand what Appellant meant ...
A: That’s why I asked her to move forward. 2 Q: But it’s correct that that’s what you’re describing as a danger? 3 A: That’s what I am trying to say, yes. 1 4 5 6 Haddad Decl., Ex. B, 73-74. Officer ...
Brief • 2010
. Similarly, nothing in this Agreement should be construed to determine one way or the other whether, or if so to what extent, the County would be entitled to an offset in the event Plaintiff is successful ...
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of what is officially referred to as "Condition X." In the PDIPOP, after emphasizing that "sex offenders have their own unique issues that [parole] officers are required to address on a case-by-case basis ...
Brief • 2008
the search for responsive records and demanding $300 as a condition to locating records. Exhibit 9. Mr. Key and AHCC's Grievance Coordinator have no memory of what efforts were made to locate or secure ...
Brief • 2009
of a litigation is triable to a jury as a matter of right," the court reasoned that "juries do not decide what forum a dispute is to be resolved in," but rather, they "decide cases, not issues of judicial traffic ...
Brief • 2009
what constitutes sexual harassment and retaliation; that sexual harassment and retaliation in the hiring, firing, compensation, assignment, or other terms, conditions, or privileges of employment ...
Brief • 2008
grievances. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 See Summary Judgment Memo, Ex. 2, Att. B, C. What Plaintiff characterizes as "second and 13 third refusals" were, as explained above, attempts t~ clarify and respond ...
Brief • 2011
, or other judicial proceedings. Defendant acknowledges that this obligation 15 to cooperate shall continue after Defendant has entered guilty pleas and sentence has been imposed, no 16 matter what ...
Brief • 2009
. Defendants argue Van Blaricom’s testimony is irrelevant and should be excluded because it addresses issue that are “within the lay competence of the jury” and “would (undertake) to tell the jury what result ...
Brief • 2010
for a psychiatric evaluation, per note of Nurse Marilyn Morningstar. No examination was done in the morning to determine what if any changes in mentation had occurred from the night before. At the Franklin Medical ...
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are different from what one finds in the printed media”).9 Given that there are no meaningful alternatives available to the prisoner here, the regulation fails the second Turner prong. C. Allowing Newspaper ...
Brief • 2012
.3d 182, 183 (2d Cir.2008)). A reasonable hourly rate is “what a reasonable, paying client would be willing to pay, given that such a party wishes to spend the minimum necessary to litigate the case ...
Brief • 2012
explained to Rifley what had happened, and pointed out that Scullark-Johnson was not breathing properly and was not fully responsive. The cell mate urged Rifley to call an ambulance. Defendant Rifley refused ...
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