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Case • 2000
that the defendants violated the plaintiff's Eighth Amendment rights by, inter alia, subjecting him to inhumane prison conditions; using excessive force; denying him adequate medical care; denying him access ...
Case • 1999
or argument. See Fed. R. App. P. 3(c) and Forms App. Form 1; Smith v. Barry, 502 U.S. 244, 247-49 (1992); Librizzi v. Children's Memorial Medical Center, 134 F.3d 1302, 1306 (7th Cir. 1998). What is more, since ...
Case • 1997
instructor Kirt Guerin under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, alleging cruel and unusual punishment and deliberate indifference to their serious medical needs. According to the plaintiffs' respective complaints, on April 10 ...
Case • 1989
charged. While this case involves the very sensitive issue of confidentiality of medical records, it also involves, and cannot be considered without, considerations of security. It is not about ...
Case • 2002
notes that Dr. Rumans' deposition was taken more than a year after he prepared his report. Thus, a review of the medical records after a lapse of one year is appropriate for Dr. Rumans to prepare to give ...
Case • 2003
injuries. This medical testimony about the seriousness of his injuries also indicated that the third Briggs scenario (injuries of no monetary value) did not apply. Further, Mr. Bedenfield presented evidence ...
Case • 2003
of Corrections. In his brief, Clemons asserts [**4] that in an earlier action against a different defendant in the same court, Soeltner was on medical leave from the Department of Corrections and had arranged ...
Case • 2002
] deliberately indifferent to his serious medical needs in violation of the Eighth Amendment. The district court ultimately granted summary judgment to the defendants, and we recently affirmed that judgment ...
Case • 2003
issue is the proper balance under FOIA exemption six, the 'clearly erroneous' standard employed in Chivilis... is inappropriate."). [21] Exemption 6 excludes from FOIA requests "personnel and medical ...
Case • 1997
. The defendants object to disclosure on the basis of ORS 192.502(2), which exempts from disclosure: Information of a personal nature such as but not limited to that kept in a personal, medical or similar file ...
Article • May 15, 1999 • from PLN May, 1999
for the Parole Board post and characterizes him as a good guy; "there is no way he could be involved in any criminal activity," he told Newsday . A month after his grand jury appearances McSherry went on medical ...
Article • October 15, 1997 • from PLN October, 1997
prisons have been visited and studied extensively over the last decade by Dr. Stuart Grassian, a faculty member at the Harvard Medical School. Dr. Grassian studied 50 prisoners from Pelican Bay's control ...
, handcuffing prisoners and strapping them to steel bedframes then feeding them only twice a day and routinely putting handcuffs on too tightly. The medical care is grossly inadequate, one prisoner had a heart ...
to the courts by denying them direct access to the law library and the assistance of a trained legal aide. This case goes on to hold that medical and dental practices, mental health practices and the recreation ...
prisoners were refused medical treatment. According to Georgia prisoners who have written to PLN about the shakedowns: Tactical squad guards, dressed in black and wearing no identification, marched double ...
Article • June 15, 1994 • from PLN June, 1994
had refused to recognize Danny's protest or medically monitor his strike, contrary to department rules. Representative McLin promised to launch an investigation into the misuse and falsified charges ...
was remanded for trial. The court held Mitchell failed to adduce any evidence that his medical needs were denied and affirmed dismissal of those claims. The appeals court affirmed dismissal of several claims ...
Article • April 15, 1999 • from PLN April, 1999
. The Harris County Medical Examiner's office determined the cause of death as drowning, and estimated that the body had been submerged for seven days, meaning that Gerule died within hours of his daring escape ...
Article • March 15, 1997 • from PLN March, 1997
Filed under: Organizing
on-site visits at MCAC. On May 1, 1996, the DOJ issued a "Notice of Findings," in which it cited unconstitutional conditions at MCAC, with regards to: inadequate medical and mental health care, insufficient ...
Article • October 15, 1996 • from PLN October, 1996
. Essentially this claim was mooted by the fact that the Texas legislature abolished all furloughs except those made under armed escort for reasons such as medical treatment. See: Johnson v. Texas Department ...
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