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Case • 2001
(a) was to add months or years to the sentences of upwards of one thousand former parolees who were still subject to the Department's authority. n3 n3 The subtraction of improper street time credit extended what ...
Brief • December 5, 2016
to qualified immunity and dismissed the complaint with prejudice. Its reasoning was that the complaint pleaded only an objective theory of deliberate indifference, i.e., what a reasonable official should have ...
Publication
. n37 Such adjustments produce a confession rate of somewhere below 38.7%, n38 quite close to what we found. Other data from the 1970s suggest confession rates in the range of 20.3% to 51.3%. n39 ...
Publication
more options for relief from removal. The purpose of the manual is to give noncitizen CDCR prisoners an understanding of what will happen to them as the result of an immigration detainer (hold), help ...
Publication • February 25, 2016
Filed under: Magazines
, share the same basic structures. The most visible thing about them is their appearance, what is seen and felt. Great power systems first try to ignore challenges to them, to dismiss them. When this fails ...
Publication • 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
, the restrictions on communication seem both wrong and dangerous during a pandemic, limiting what the public knows about COVID-19 in prisons and jails. The barriers to and need for communication from incarcerated ...
Publication • February 10, 2016
Filed under: Cost of Prison Systems
?.............................................. 26 A. The Puzzle of Prisons? ........................................................ 26 B. Accountability, Flexibility, and Neutrality .......................... 31 1. To Know What Works ...
Article • December 15, 2007
suspended from entering the prison. The warden said the suspension was only temporary, but wasn?t clear about what had to be done to get it lifted. The prisoners sued in federal district court claiming ...
Article • August 15, 2008
suspended from entering the prison. The warden said the suspension was only temporary, but wasn’t clear about what had to be done to get it lifted. The prisoners sued in federal court claiming the suspension ...
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: ______________________________________________________ Summary of Scenario (what will occur ...
Publication • December 13, 2017
of solitary at Southport requires learning directly from the people who are living in solitary the details of what they are enduring. The narratives in this publication provide representative examples ...
Publication
programming; and (4) to draw attention to the larger policy issues of building supportive neighborhood environments for returning prisoners. Specifically, the study addresses the following questions: 1. What ...
to credible new and material evidence that came to light after the issuance of the discipline. 5 Former Manager of Safety Ron Perea testified at the hearing that he based his original decision on what he ...
Publication • 2020
............................................................................................... 210 Part I: The Value of Independent Correctional Oversight ......................... 216 A. What is Oversight? ....................................................................... 216 B. Why ...
Case • 2002
in their duty * * * by not following OAR 291-117-0060 7 [14] "*fn1 and not inventorying his eyeglasses "or listing what was done with [his] glasses[.]" Plaintiff alleged that it was "forseeable that [his ...
Article • May 15, 1992 • from PLN May, 1992
in receiving this paper. Paul and I will have more to say on this for you in our next issue. For now I merely want to let you know (warn you, so to speak) what was coming. We will be asking you to help us ...
Article • April 15, 1999 • from PLN April, 1999
. The court was extremely skeptical about Nance's claim for money damages, the only relief available. "But damages for what injury? If the injury in question is losing the underlying case, then Heck v. Humphrey ...
Article • July 15, 1991 • from PLN July, 1991
on the fact that Cunningham had not had prior treatment. Of course, none was offered to him the times he had asked for it. I think we all need to recognize the civil commitment law for what ...
Article • June 15, 1996 • from PLN June, 1996
Filed under: Crime/Demographics, Victims
even though they had led law abiding lives, built families and otherwise redeemed themselves. But Walsh is quick to point out that none of this matters, the important thing is what the person did ...
Article • August 15, 1990 • from PLN August, 1990
are but symptoms of that problem. What this series has been trying to communicate is that it is too simplistic to place all of the blame on the sex offender. Sure, each individual is responsible for his or her ...
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