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Article • September 5, 2019 • from PLN September, 2019
was signed into law in May 2019. “For too long, our state has been in the dark about what is happening within our jails,” said Oregon House Majority Leader Jennifer Williamson, who sponsored ...
In-the-News Article • June 16, 2017
she can afford to pay; sometimes even that is a struggle. “You live on your own, you can’t really afford it,” she said. But she sets aside the money because she knows what ...
In-the-News Article • March 28, 2019
, the outcome of the case raises troubling questions about the status of incarcerated people. “If we are not employees, then what are we?” Alexander wrote in the wake of the ruling. He ...
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not permitted to be there and that they were being arrested. 25. The Claimant was in shock and dismay as he did not know what he and/or others had done to be stopped, detained, and placed under arrest. 3 26 ...
Article • October 15, 2023 • from PLN October, 2023
to notify Chamberlain when the petition was denied and failed to timely file a state habeas petition. In both Holland and here, ‘the failures seriously prejudiced a client who thereby lost what ...
for their work, albeit at 2008 rates. 12 indicate that, for the first quarter of 2010, the current dispute 13 has resulted in their counsel being paid $110,070 less than what 14 they should have been paid ...
Brief • January 22, 2009
: Was a formal Risk Management Bureau (RMB) Critical Incident Analysis (CIA) . conducted? Yes Will a formal Risk Management Bureau audit be required? If yes, what is the ;date the audit will be performed? Name ...
Brief • 2009
was “out of his mind ” and “crazy right now,” and that she did not know what to do or who to call. She said her son was “talking crazy,” saying he is “Jesus Christ” and “has to save the world.” She further ...
Brief • 2005
. This result is inconceivable were the Court interpreting Heller to mean what most defendants (and many trial courts) say it does. 2 Illustrating this point is Hopkins v. Andaya, 958 F.2d 881 (9th Cir. 1992 ...
Brief • 2001
to the rogue events that occurred at the D.C. Jail. 16. No advance notice was given to the parents of the Subject Children to warn them of what awaited their children at the D.C. Jail. In addition ...
Brief • September 2, 2008
or reckless or callous indifference. What the evidence did show was the failure of prison officials to substantiate their reasons for not following their own policies, but this does not rise to the level ...
Brief • May 3, 2007
. 2001) (quoting Abbott Labs. v. Meade Johnson & Co., 971 F.2d 6, 11 (7th Cir. 1992)). This process involves engaging in what the Seventh Circuit terms "the sliding scale approach; the more likely ...
Brief • February 25, 2008
COMPANY AND POLICY NO. I $ STATe AGeNCY,lf KNOWN !1II °7'wa shlltlaJ.w'l J ADDRESS CITY AtlDRESS C,TY PHONE - lNON-\lEHICI..£) PROFERTY DAMAGED? IFSO, DESCRIBE WHAT NAMEbF OWNSR TYP ...
Brief • 2009
on individuals under the effects of central nervous system stimulants such as methamphetamine." The first question is what "literature"? Scientific and medical literature do not contain such alleged documentation ...
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and potential emergency regardless of what may appear to be trivial on initial assessment. The site physician or on-call practitioner will be contacted for all bleeding episodes and appropriate treatment ...
Brief • November 28, 2012
set out in this opinion’s Statement of the Case. Finding no controlling precedent under Texas law, we hereby certify the following determinative question to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals: What ...
Brief • 2005
interest advanced as its justification; (2) whether alternative means of exercising the right are available notwithstanding the policy . . . ; (3) what effect accommodating the exercise of the right would ...
Brief • 2010
. . . that an excessive risk of harm -3- 1 could be inferred from evidence regarding conditions at the North Facility dorms. 2 Plaintiffs point to a number of specific conditions that – in the aggregate – produced 3 what ...
Brief • 2005
memory and consistent 7 gestures used to explain the incident confirm her distinct recollection of what occurred. Although 8 there were no witnesses to the incident, Respondent contends Ms. French had ...
Brief • October 23, 2003
(see Fed. R. Ev. 609), the resulting mini-trials would serve only to distract the jury from what is at issue in this case-- whether the Defendants made individualized probable cause determinations ...
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