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Brief • July 22, 2008
Filed under: Overdetention
, Administratrix of : the Estate of CHARLES ROBINSON : (Deceased), and CHRISTINE ROBINSON, : Individually, : Plaintiffs, : : -v: : CAMPBELL HOLDER and CAMPBELL HOLDER & : ASSOCIATES, : Defendant ...
Publication
. 5 Latinos are now the largest group incarcerated in California state prisons. 6 The criminal justice system selectively incarcerates to deal with mental health, drug abuse, and economic and social ...
Case • 1993
authority "and they have acquiesced in the abuses of authority, as alleged herein, by the other named defendants." The court is required to liberally construe a pro se complaint. Rather than require ...
Brief • June 11, 2014
to the plaintiff where defendants abuse their extraordinary right to immediate appeal of a denial of qualified immunity. As the Apostol Court reasoned, Although this approach [immediate appeal of a denial ...
Case • 1995
plaintiffs are allowed to call pursuant to 403 CMR 482 et seq. If, at any time, defendants believe plaintiffs are abusing this arrangement, they may petition the court for further relief. [39] 6. Defendants ...
that typically starts a lawsuit is referred to as a complaint. The persons or entities against whom the lawsuit is brought are called defendants. Civil actions are brought to achieve two types of remedies ...
Brief • 2009
left approximately periodically Defendant(s) taunted, Shawn (8) the Plaintiff hours with physically Wilson, no relief while mentally and Eugene the Ricci, and being abused numerous ...
Publication
Filed under: PLRA
individuals should be able to bring and defend lawsuits “under procedures applicable to the general public.” ABA Standards for Criminal Justice, Collateral Sanctions and Discretionary Disqualification ...
Publication
Filed under: PLRA
individuals should be able to bring and defend lawsuits “under procedures applicable to the general public.” ABA Standards for Criminal Justice, Collateral Sanctions and Discretionary Disqualification ...
Case • 2004
, WILLIAM G. GRUZENSKI, INDIVIDUALLY AND IN THEIR OFFICIAL CAPACITIES AS DIRECTORS OF STATE HOSPITAL SOUTH, AND THEIR SUCCESSORS,*FN1 DEFENDANTS-APPELLANTS. [6] Appeal from the United States District ...
Case • 1988
order, to determine whether it rests upon facts that have a basis in the record, and thus to know whether, as the defendants charge, the court has abused its very substantial discretion. Supporting ...
Publication • February 12, 2016
, liberty, health and opportunity – may not be easily or even logically separated from the animus that encourages the violation. It is equally important to recognize that many of the abuses described here ...
Case • 2003
that the district court abused its discretion in any of its awards. Defendants do not point to any particular fee entries or claimed hours as being too high. Each of the district court's orders reflects careful ...
Publication • 2017
a pattern of social crises related to drug addiction. Unlike the crack epidemic of the 1980’s and the methamphetamine crisis of the last decade, the dialogue around substance abuse is changing from a punitive ...
Case • 2002
the decree be denied. (d) In light of this ruling, Defendants' motion to terminate the consent decree is moot. (e) In response to Plaintiffs' first contempt motion, the district court did not [**3] abuse its ...
Case • 2002
is moot. (e) In response to Plaintiffs' first contempt motion, the district court did not [**3] abuse its discretion in finding that Defendants had substantially complied with the dental and mental health ...
Brief • January 22, 2018
CIRCUIT No. 17-60001 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff - Appellee United States Court of Appeals Fifth Circuit FILED January 22, 2018 Lyle W. Cayce Clerk v. KENNETH E. FAIRLEY, Defendant - Appellant ...
Brief • 2007
to continue wearing it following the search 20 without any valid security concerns. Ms. Medina also suffered verbal abuse on the 21 basis of her religion at the hands of Defendant Deputy Roberts ...
Case • 1997
Calendar [4] decided: May 8, 1997. [5] LEE ANDREW SIGLAR, II, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT, v. ELVIS HIGHTOWER; EJIKE S. NWOSE; JAMES L. ALEXANDER, CO II; MELISSA K. WHITEHEAD, DEFENDANTS-APPELLEES ...
Case • 2000
-2671 [3] 235 F.3d 1039, 235 F.3d 1039, 2000 [4] December 22, 2000 [5] BERNARD L. BEYER, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT, V. ROB G. CORMIER, ET AL., DEFENDANTS-APPELLEES. [6] Appeal ...
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