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Case • 2001
. Ex. 18; Facility Visiting Rules (10/7/96) P E, Pl.'s Trial Br. Ex. 20. [**7] Glaspy did not suffer from any medical condition that required him to urinate. In addition, Glaspy did not suffer any ...
Case • 2002
OFFICIAL CAPACITY, DEFENDANTS-APPELLANTS. SUSAN JILL MILLER, NURSE PRACTIONER, CORRECTIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES, INC., INDIVIDUALLY AND IN HER OFFICIAL CAPACITY (ORIGINALLY SUED AS S. JILL MILLER); GERROLD WOOD ...
Case • 2003
of the department of mental health, all inmates confined to a segregation unit shall be given periodic medical and psychiatric examinations, and shall receive such medical and psychiatric treatment as may ...
Case • 1994
, in turn, includes the medical health as well as the physical safety of inmates. See, e.g., Smith v. Wade, 461 U.S. 30, 75 L. Ed. 2d 632, 103 S. Ct. 1625 (1982) (in § 1983 Eighth Amendment claim, [**8 ...
Case • 1995
was there. Jones admits that he was not injured as a result of Cook's attack; that the speaker "just skimmed [his] head" and he neither requested nor received medical attention for any injury (Jones Dep. at 7-9 ...
Case • 1998
. The Court therefore denies this request. (b) Back Pay Plaintiff requests $ 47,981.30 in back pay and $ 8,084.00 in lost vacation time, personal leave, overtime, and medical insurance. [**16] Plaintiff ...
Case • 2003
and distress, and any necessary medical expenses. [16] On motion for summary judgment filed by defendants in the federal action, the federal court ruled that plaintiffs' federal claims were barred by 42 ...
Case • 2004
and that no one, including himself, has suffered any medical injury from the lack of air-conditioning. Plaintiff concedes that his complaints about the temperature in the jail (i.e. being hot) [are] based upon ...
Case • 2004
generally to assert standing to champion their potential clients' rights. Ante, at 8, n. 5. For example, a medical malpractice attorney could challenge a tort reform statute on behalf of a future client ...
Case • 2002
to beat appellants. Although they were injured, appellants claim that they were denied proper medical treatment, and beaten further when they asked for medical attention. They were allegedly forced to lie ...
Case • 1998
that the defendants assigned him to jobs which forced him to perform work beyond his physical capabilities and medical work restrictions. He sought monetary and injunctive relief. [10] Beginning on October 15 ...
Case • 2005
] No. 04-6531 [3] 135 Fed.Appx. 590, 2005 [4] May 19, 2005 [5] EDWARD L. TROWELL, PETITIONER - APPELLANT, v. ART BEELER, WARDEN, FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTER, BUTNER, NORTH CAROLINA ...
Case • 1988
. Johnson, 668 F. Supp. 498 (E.D.N.C. 1987), the Court construed an inmate's ETS claim as deliberate indifference to medical care because the inmate was suffering from a preexisting medical condition ...
Case • 2003
him from attack by fellow inmates and failed to provide him with adequate medical treatment for his injuries. [13] The case is before the Court for consideration of Sarro's objection ...
Case • 2002
and criminal sexual assault. The charges stemmed from Rapier's alleged sexual assault of his two stepdaughters. He was taken to the Kankakee County Detention Center (jail). An inmate medical screening form ...
Case • 2007
that petitioner had been hospitalized numerous times for these disorders. Id., at 10; see also id., at 222. Evidence later revealed that doctors had prescribed medication for petitioner's mental disorders ...
Case • 2023
., SUPERINTENDENT BRIAN FISCHER, MEDICAL DIRECTOR GENOVESE, NIGHT WATCH COMMANDER UNKNOWN, LIEUTENANT MEJIA, ALL GALLERY OFFICERS KNOWN AND UNKNOWN, NURSE ADMINISTRATOR FURCO, SGT. RICHARD A. MOSS, C.O. PETER MENDEZ ...
Article • July 15, 2005 • from PLN July, 2005
. 2d 109, 116-17 (S.D. N.Y. 1999) (applying provision to medical care claim). 4 Porter v. Nussle, id. 5 42 U.S.C. § 1997e(h). Courts have held that military inmates are included under the PLRA ...
are not immune from untimely deaths in Maryland lockups, either. Deborah Epifanio, 34, died at the University of Maryland Medical Center on Sept 14, 2004, four days after being taken there by ambulance from ...
Article • November 15, 2005 • from PLN November, 2005
alleged a serious medical need that resulted in five tooth extractions and a spreading mouth infection requiring two additional extractions. 36 Courts have held that this standard is not limited to Eighth ...
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