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Case • 2003
items were confiscated or damaged while in Corcoran-SHU, he was denied medical treatment, suffered discrimination and harassment, and was unable to visit with friends and family. Jackson alleges ...
Case • 2003
are " '... entitled to consideration and respect by the courts' [citation] ... ." (Bonnell v. Medical Bd. of California (2003) 31 Cal.4th 1255, 1264 [8 Cal.Rptr.3d 532, 82 P.3d 740].) But such " 'agency interpretations ...
Case • 1990
assistance, (3) denial of access to adequate medical and dental care, (4) denial of access to needed mental health care, (5) denial of adequate vocational, educational and rehabilitation programs, (6) denial ...
Case • 1987
of any intoxicant or drug not prescribed or authorized for the inmate or for the inmate to whom transferred, if applicable, by the medical staff; or being intoxicated, or under the influence ...
Case • 2003
of adequate weapons training for defendants' employees, medical attention to inmates injured in the gassing incident, and decontamination of affected areas of the prison. While this prayer for relief is couched ...
Case • 2000
the trial court to weigh facts or determine credibility, a reviewing court does not defer to that court's decision but instead reviews the matter de novo. Jackson v. Michael Reese Hospital & Medical Center ...
Case • 1987
the institution. Plaintiffs received a great deal of literature that discussed homosexual issues, particularly those of a religious or educational nature and those containing supportive materials or medical ...
Case • 1971
are primitive. A nurse is on duty in the daytime, who supervises the prisoners' medication. There is a jail physician who comes two or three afternoons a week, and is on call at other times, but often cannot ...
Case • 1986
overcrowding. In addition, the report of the Court Monitors shall address the subjects of delivery of medical care, housing and treatment of mentally ill prisoners, environmental deficiencies throughout ...
Case • 1989
. In addition, inmate Schweitzer contended that Lieutenant Max Fredrickson violated his eighth amendment rights by failing to ensure that he received proper medical treatment. [23] The district court found ...
Case • 2001
that would be aggravated by the discharge of the stun belt, their medical files at the D.C. Jail reveal no known medical conditions that would place them at undue risk for lasting harm from the stun belt. See ...
Case • 2000
testified that fifteen minutes of footage was missing from one camera. (Tr. p. 82, 107-08). 3. Medical Evidence Ruffin presented the expert testimony of Dr. Jeffrey Burkes, an oral maxillofacial surgeon ...
Case • 2000
testified that fifteen minutes of footage was missing from one camera. (Tr. p. 82, 107-08). 3. Medical Evidence Ruffin presented the expert testimony of Dr. Jeffrey Burkes, an oral maxillofacial surgeon ...
Case • 2004
, that no weapon was found[3] , and that the medical evidence disproves that any sexual assault occurred. This case was assigned to the Inspector General's Office on March 17, 1998 and an Investigatory Report ...
Case • 2004
a money order), April 18 (requesting medication), and April 19 (requesting medication). On April 26, Hayes hand-wrote a grievance stating, I've been here for 23 days and have not been to court. According ...
Case • 2001
to make a co-payment for medical and dental care, and a requirement that he pay for his own personal hygiene products. Smith filed a notice of hearing and provided a statement of credits and debits from his ...
Case • 2004
when determining whether to dismiss it as frivolous under the in forma pauperis statute. See 28 U.S.C. § 1915(e)(2)(B)(i) (2000). Appellant Paul Nagy, an inmate at the Federal Medical Center (FMC ...
Case • 2005
] would have been no need for the Legislature to have enacted specific legislation authorizing the collection from inmates by the Department of medical copayments for nonemergency medical services provided ...
Case • 2005
Abdur' Rahman v. Bredesen - S.W.3d --, 2005 WL 2615801 (Tenn.) - 2005 The evidence regarding the lethal injection execution of Robert Coe in 2000 supported this medical testimony. Dr. Levy ...
Case • 2001
testing to determine parentage, an order appointing conservators, an order concerning the child's surname, and an order for medical support and child support. On July 9, 1999, the clerk received and filed ...
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