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Brief • 2006
threatened that the rapes would continue by stating, "Wait until I fuck you tonight." Following this exchange, Barry Pedler wrote a note informing the corrections officers of what had happened to him ...
Brief • January 2, 2005
any questions it may have regarding the truthfulness of the statements made in the Proof of Claim. What If I Have A Question? If you have any questions about how to fill out the Proof of Claim Form ...
Brief • 2008
Harper was housed, Hannah, the Unit Manager at that time, noted a higher level than usual of noise and tension emanating from the unit. 7. Hannah asked other SCI-Smithfield staff what was happening ...
Brief • 2002
that may result from the 13 process, and it appears there is little way to predict this in advance of it occurring. 14 What cannot be disputed, however, is that publication notice in newspapers will 15 ...
Brief • 2008
(1996) (noting that “there is no good reason to allow what is essentially surprise expert testimony.” and that “the Court should be vigilant to preclude manipulative conduct designed to thwart the expert ...
Brief • 2007
recording their time expended, and the Court would prefer that attorneys avoid the practice, the Court finds that the billing records here are sufficiently specific in this case to communicate what was done ...
Brief • 2007
protections to minimize the disclosure to what . IS necessary. 4 Ginest relied on Doe v. Meachum, 126 F.R.D. 444, 450 (D.Conn.1989) (compelling jail to produce inmate medical records in class action ...
Brief • 2010
who were shot to death by unsuoervised mentally ill parolee Bruce Reeves June 25, 2010 Page 6 SETTLEMENT RESULTS Obviously, no amount of money could compensate these Plaintiffs for what they have ...
Brief • 2007
891, 895 (7 th Cir. 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 ...
Brief • 2000
1993). What legitimate disagreement can Defendants possibly have with this Court’s finding that clearly established law forbids job discrimination based on a person’s accent? Defendants, in theory, could ...
Brief • 2008
, during which the Receivership analyzed the For the Northern District of California United States District Court 10 12 current system to determine what reforms were necessary and worked to create the 13 ...
Brief • 2008
, the videotape did not show what happened to the bag after Holmes was seen holding it in front of the safe. The prosecution further asked the jury to assume that Holmes took the deposit bag containing $27,000 ...
Brief • 2010
the perceived problem. It should also be noted that low rates of violence among women prisoners further diminish security concerns. DR. TERRY KUPERS, PRISON MADNESS: THE MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS BEHIND BARS AND WHAT ...
Brief • 2008
. Co. v. Pate, 275 F.3d 666, 671-72 (7th Cir. 2001). As the Pate court stated, “these factors insure that federal courts will not overburden state courts with requests for certification when what ...
Brief • 2008
experts [PLFS] or as underlined below]. 9 10 11 STRIP SEARCHES INCIDENT TO ARREST I. PURPOSE 12 13 14 The purpose of this policy is to provide officers with guidelines for determining if and under what ...
. Thomas’s] testimony.” Sims v. Kia Motors of Am., Inc., 839 F.3d 393, 400 (5th Cir. 2016). As Plaintiffs explained in their opening memorandum, if it is impossible for the Court to learn what 1 Case 3:15-cv ...
the selection of execution witnesses violate the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment in that the opportunity to witness an execution and report on what was witnessed requires permission that is given ...
Brief • October 17, 2016
explanation, let alone evidence, concerning whether DiMasi's current medical condition would permit his immediate release or what a suitable release plan should include. It also does not address ...
by interpreting a statute to mean the opposite of what it says—ultimately curtails prisoners’ access to counsel. Retainer agreements in prisoners’ rights cases often provide for an attorney who prevails for her ...
Brief • October 18, 2013
further highlights the overlap between the FCC proceeding and what the Petitioners urge the Department to add to the investigation. The Petitioners make constant reference to the ICS Order, include ...
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