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Case • 1977
that goal, not to exercise judicial power for the attainment of what we as individuals might like to see accomplished in the way of ideal prison conditions. There are those who would argue that imprisonment ...
Case • 2003
in order to "impress upon this inmate that at all times, while incarcerated, he is expected to conduct himself within the parameters of what is considered acceptable and appropriate behavior ...
Case • 2004
to conflict with Wis. Stat. § 306.16, outlining under what circumstances a strip search may be conducted. Whitman also claims that RCI's practice may be inconsistent with the DOC's, and even RCI's own, written ...
Case • 2004
sufficiently understandable to one in appellant's circumstances fairly to apprise him of what is required. ...
Case • 2004
averments necessary for the Court to determine what, if any, claims have been exhausted. Further, the Court, pursuant to the holding [**13] in Baxter v. Rose, supra, may not look to the amended complaint ...
Case • 1987
wages as a result of the unwarranted transfer to punitive segregation, he failed to offer any evidence as to what those lost wages were. Moreover, Brooks was represented by counsel at the hearing before ...
Case • 1985
in a state has addressed an issue, the federal court must determine what the highest state court would probably hold were it called upon to decide the issue. Federal appellate courts give special weight ...
Case • 2005
not provide any admissible evidence of the wages he earned in his purportedly concurrent employment nor in what capacity he was employed, let alone confirmation that he was concurrently employed when injured ...
Article • October 15, 2007
individuals contributed more than the $350 limit allowed for the sheriff's race from the time his campaign committee was formed in December 2001. What I'm describing violates the law, says Kristi Passarelli ...
Article • April 15, 2008
not lose all the protections of the Constitution simply because they are incarcerated. In the 18th, 19th and much of the 20th centuries, inmates were considered what one court called "slaves of the state ...
again in those records,? noted Todd Winstrom, an attorney with Disability Rights Wisconsin, who specializes in prison issues. ?Those concerns are not seeing inmates very often, not responding to what ...
, and the watchers. Maybe the rest of us will just have to hide. And, as I write this I must wonder what further affects will face my family as a result of this article? My son, who has been incarcerated for almost ...
Article • July 15, 2006 • from PLN July, 2006
Filed under: News, News in Brief
for making the worst mistake of my life. Kley has filed a tort claim as a prerequisite to suing the county for what she claims was a rape. Kentucky: On July 13, 2005, Avery Roland, 26, and Michael Talbot Jr ...
(a) complying with the law and (b) voluntarily doing what they?ll eventually by forced to do, a pennywise and poundfoolish strategy to save thousands early while spending millions in the long run. See: Montez v ...
Shaughnessy. What really happened was that the report was buried until May 2001; when Barsch, who had by then been appointed Deputy IG, contacted Holman and reassigned him the case. The file contained a memo ...
Case • 2007
question what the trial judge meant when she circled "denied" and signed her name. By denying Robinson's pro se motion, I believe that the trial judge issued a ruling on the merits, and by ruling ...
Case • 2004
] For a constitutional right to be clearly established, its contours must be sufficiently clear that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing violates that right. This is not to say that an official ...
Case • 2004
not allege what constitutional right was violated by Defendants' behavior, Judge Alsup found that liberally construed the complaint alleged a violation of the Eighth Amendment. Plaintiff also complains ...
Case • 2004
only be filed "within a reasonable time." Fed. R. Civ. P. 60(b). "What constitutes a reasonable time is dependent on the particular facts of the case in question and is reviewed for abuse of discretion ...
Case • 2003
of the uncompleted discovery, how [**6] the facts sought are reasonably expected to create a genuine issue of material fact, what efforts the plaintiff has made to obtain those facts, and why those efforts were ...
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