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Brief • March 27, 2013
. 24. Because he was obeying what he understood to be an order to disperse, Mr. BROWN reasonably assumed the officers would leave him alone once he reached Fifth Avenue. 25. However, when he reached ...
Brief • December 12, 2014
but not limited to, regarding constitutional violations arising from the police use of LRADs. In one case, a plaintiff obtained a  $72,000 settlement for what she described as permanent damage to her hearing ...
Brief • February 3, 2010
Filed under: Immigration
to decide what the law says found that Were it otherwise, the [Attorney General] could authoritatively interpret ―State‖ and ―local laws‖ which are also included in 21 U.S.C. §823(f), despite the obvious ...
Brief • March 13, 2007
Department Commanders, shall be responsible for classimng all documents as vital or non-vital, and determining into what languages the vital documents should be translated. The Community Involvement Commander ...
to state a claim. Defendants 8 rely primarily on what they consider to be Plaintiffs’ admissions that Sanchez attempted 9 to strike the Officers. (See, e.g., Joinder at 3-4.) According to Defendants ...
Brief • November 12, 2015
on the issue of single-cell assignment. Mem. at 25-28. But Lane nowhere alleged that Gomes deprived him of assignment to a single cell. What Lane alleges against Gomes is altogether different: that Gomes ...
Brief • June 25, 2010
3 of 12 insufficiencies identified by the plaintiff due to what the Bureau now asserts was an “apparent transmission error,” on March 26, 2009, the Court granted summary judgment in favor ...
Brief • June 26, 2006
of any agency record improperly withheld." 5 U.S.C. § 552(a)(4)(B) (emphasis added). There appears to be some disagreement in this Circuit regarding what constitutes an "agency" as it pertains ...
Brief • April 15, 2015
from seeing what was going on and made it extremely difficult for her to breathe. At the time the bag was over her head, at least four of the Officers were also physically grabbing and restraining ...
Brief • April 27, 2016
as to what the law requires, [he] is entitled to immunity. Price v. Roark, 256 F.3d 364, 369 (5th Cir. 2001) (citations and internal quotation marks omitted). The conduct need not be prohibited by a specific ...
may have been convicted. The list in section 1170.18, subdivision (a), was clearly not intended as a list of eligible conviction statutes, but rather as what both subdivision (a) and subdivision (b) say ...
, but Cowden was concerned that Hamrick had the “potential to get very dangerous” based on what he already had heard about Hamrick’s conduct. As Cowden and three other officers were waiting for Hamrick to arrive ...
he did here,to no avail.)These disciplinary 23 hearings were unfair beyond what the Fourteenth Amendment wili tolerate. See Jones, 24 2008 WL 8209061, at *4-*8; see also Superintendent ...
retrieved his license, Patterson probed for more information about the couple’s apparently conflicting travel plans. He asked Rodriguez what city in Pennsylvania he and Moran were going to visit. Rodriguez ...
Brief • March 8, 2018
. Filed a GORDON McCLOUD, J.—If a criminal defendant is acquitted due to insanity, the judge must then decide what to do with him or her. An acquitted person who constitutes a substantial danger ...
"' J~,) r>~J (t~' o ', - / J ----) J ..._,...... 1 1.. ___ ., \, "' Is the inmate being truthful? , , What are the arrest charges? "' For alcohol related answers, experts say take the patient's ...
Brief • April 15, 2006
subject to his control. Document no Longer in Possession. If any document requested is no longer in the possession, custody or control of defendant, state: 1. what was done with the document; 2. when ...
, delusions ofgrandeur, depression and that he suffers from panic attacks "(Dkt. 28 pg. 25 17). What is more, this court discriminatorily (Dkt 99, p 6) linked a diagnosis of Bipolar with, 26 "delusions ...
on motions to strike. What this 17 four-to-four split showcased was that the relationship between California’s anti-SLAPP statute 18 and Shady Grove remains an expressly undecided issue in our circuit ...
-1). And even if it had, Dr. Mouton's testimony about what is "sufficient" for Guy does not override the Department's obligation, under federal and Louisiana law, to "promptly provide" teletypewriter ...
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