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Brief • 2008
arrested. Courts have authorized what is 28 13 Case 3:06-cv-02426-MHP Document 28 Filed 03/27/2008 Page 14 of 24 1 called a “full search of the person” in the field, however, when that search has been ...
Brief • June 5, 2009
in the United States that go far beyond what other applicants are required to submit. Plaintiffs further allege that, even after applicants respond to the demands for additional information, the Department ...
Brief • January 1, 2011
reassert what its precedents already acknowledge: our legal system’s commitment to fairness and equal justice requires that indigent individuals have a right to 6 appointed counsel at any hearing at which ...
Brief • January 4, 2008
after U.S. Deputy Attorney General James Comey announced 21 in a press conference that the government had uncovered most of what Mr. Padilla was thought to 22 know and also well after Deputy Secretary ...
Brief • April 30, 2007
the Supreme Court identifies what constitutes atypical and significant hardship. Additionally, Wilkinson is instructive as to what process is due an inmate. See Wilkinson, 545 U.S. at 224. Under Wilkinson ...
Brief • December 6, 2012
. They are allowed only one hour of exercise a day in barren cages smaller than their cell. As additional punishment, prison staff may issue orders depriving individuals of what little remains—access to nourishing ...
Brief • March 10, 2013
“Leon Kelly” said the cause of death was an enlarged heart only, no other problems. When Mrs. Afola pressed him, asking if there was anything else what-so-ever wrong, he stated that it was an enlarged ...
Brief • September 14, 2010
) means what it plainly states regarding applicability to pre-SORNA travel: the statute’s use of “the present tense 3 Mr. Reynolds does not concede that he is not required to “initially register” under ...
Brief • April 1, 2008
what 25 appears to be a clearly established right in the Fourth Circuit”). 26 As a general proposition, “the case law in this area [jail strip searches] is far 27 from stable.” McBean v. City ...
Brief • 2000
; the officers and employees who witnessed or were aware of these events yet failed to report what they knew, thereby creating a “wall of silence” and lies to obstruct justice and prevent the truth from surfacing ...
Brief • June 4, 2013
Filed under: Deaf Prisoners
not typically require gathering or the exchange of medical information or making a mental health evaluation or assessment. Instead, the PT observes the inmate and notes what he/she sees. If the inmate indicates ...
Brief • May 14, 2013
, Michael Munns stated at deposition: Cameras [] were good for many reasons. It captures what happens, whether it be at the detriment of my staff or to the delight of my staff. . . . I was tickled to death ...
Brief • 2002
). The second is whether the wrongdoer should have known that her conduct violated this constitutional standard given the facts presented. See id. at 2159 ("The question is what the officer reasonably understood ...
Brief • May 10, 2013
Filed under: Booking Fees
a claim to his $30 even if its procedures were different. That is not at issue in this case. What is at issue is Woodridge’s complete denial of due process to Mr. Markadonatos and other arrestees from whom ...
Brief • November 10, 2014
that “this bill has turned into part of a plan by a group of people that is flexing their power,” and that the “bill does not help victims, and what it does is stifle free speech.” 38. On October 21, 2014 ...
Brief • 2009
their behavior to what is expected. They get into disciplinary trouble.”)) Prisoners who do not obey those rules typically receive tickets for misconduct. Jared Baker testified that it is rare for prisoners ...
Brief • 2003
individually and in concert, culminating in the severe wounding and subsequent killing of Anthony Hernandez, in what appears to be an intentional murder. They also allege that there was a massive cover-up ...
Brief • May 7, 2014
Filed under: Voting, State Legislation
capacity within two years. (Coleman v. Schwarzenegger (E.D. Cal. 2010) 2010 WL 99000.)1 In 2010, the California Governor proposed a realignment plan that included what the 13 Legislative Analyst’s Office ...
Brief • 2013
inmates after OC sprayings, especially repeated OC sprayings, was likely to lead to exactly what happened here: nurses failing to recognize when a detainee was in severe respiratory distress because ...
that there has been a violation of a federal right, and that the relief ordered is limited only to what is necessary to remedy that violation as required by the PLRA, 18 U.S.C. §3626(a)(1)(A). See March 9 ...
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