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Publication • February 11, 2016
Filed under: Legal Materials, Grievances
rules, we highlight those as promising practices for others to follow. In total, we make 20 recommendations: General policy features: 1. Grievance policies should clearly define what ...
Publication • February 12, 2016
CEO Letter to Board re Inmate Participation Fire Suppression Camp, LA County, 2015 September 29, 2015 The Honorable Board of Supervisors County of Los Angeles 383 Kenneth Hahn Hall of Administration 500 West Temple Street Los Angeles, California 90012 Dear Supervisors: AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE TO AGREEMENT NUMBER 78039 FOR FIRE …
Publication • 2014
, yet all medical did was to try whatever drug they felt would cure what was wrong with me. I was given mostly drugs used to treat a sore throat. By February or March, I was given a drug called “Claritin ...
Publication • February 15, 2016
Filed under: Release and Reentry
A Sort of Homecoming Incarceration and the housing security of urban men, Geller Curtis A Sort of Homecoming: Incarceration and the housing security of urban men Amanda Gellera Marah A. Curtisb a Corresponding Author. Columbia University, Schools of Social Work and Law, 1255 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, NY 10027, USA. …
Publication • February 24, 2016
Filed under: Telephones, Telephone Rates
of the state’s Communications Reform Act of 2005. Title 37, Code of Alabama, Chapter 2A, § 37-2A-1, et seq. Three service providers claimed the act applied and that they were free to charge what they chose ...
Publication • February 22, 2016
Filed under: Corrections Audits
Management Review Audit - CA State Prison Solano, CA OIG, 2003 O FFICE OF THE I NSPECTOR G ENERAL • PROMOTING INTEGRITY • STEVE WHITE, INSPECTOR GENERAL MANAGEMENT REVIEW AUDIT WARDEN THOMAS L. CAREY CALIFORNIA STATE PRISON, SOLANO VACAVILLE, CALIFORNIA MARCH 2003 GRAY DAVIS, GOVERNOR OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL …
Brief • July 20, 2018
Filed under: Wrongful Death
07/20/18 Page 14 of 44 Despite what was an emergent medical condition on July 21, 2010, Riley signed, that very day, a Risk Assessment for the Use of Chemical Restraint Agents and Electronic ...
Brief • July 20, 2018
07/20/18 Page 14 of 44 Despite what was an emergent medical condition on July 21, 2010, Riley signed, that very day, a Risk Assessment for the Use of Chemical Restraint Agents and Electronic ...
Professional will determine what, if any, intervention is appropriate and offer recommendations to the appropriate MDOC personnel and medical staff. The prisoner will be evaluated by a mental health staff member ...
in in assigning assigning who who will will be be housed housedin inPSU PSU B-Max B-Max Unit or members 13 Active tanks without without aa chance chance to be be heard heard or or notice notice of of what what ...
)—which makes clear that Rule 60(d)(3) motions are not limited solely to after-discovered fraud. The Ninth Circuit’s decision adds to the confusion in the lower courts about what constitutes fraud ...
Brief • December 4, 2018
Page 15 Case 6:18-cv-00015-C Document 26 Filed 12/04/18 Page 19 of 30 PageID 309 transfer to mental health facility)). This is precisely what the Jail’s Suicide Policy provides: “If necessary ...
Brief • September 6, 2019
Filed under: Jail Specific
to shoehorn class certification arguments and baseless arguments for a motion to strike into their motion to dismiss should be seen for what it is: a distraction. Class certification arguments are inappropriate ...
Brief • March 30, 2020
Filed under: COVID-19
, wondering what, if anything, the Department of Corrections would do to keep them safe. Now that the virus is confirmed to have entered the DOC, the answer is clear: too little and far too late. Like much ...
Brief • May 13, 2021
Filed under: Medical
. Ex. 3, 83:24-85:15, 89:15-90:4. Similarly, Jo E. Morel, MFT, who cosigned on the release, was 22 not aware of the psychiatric consult policy. Ex. 10, 63:20-65:7. Releasing the hold was key to what ...
Brief • May 13, 2021
Filed under: Failure to Treat
. Ex. 3, 83:24-85:15, 89:15-90:4. Similarly, Jo E. Morel, MFT, who cosigned on the release, was 22 not aware of the psychiatric consult policy. Ex. 10, 63:20-65:7. Releasing the hold was key to what ...
Brief • September 6, 2022
Filed under: Method of Execution
rights,” beyond what is guaranteed by the federal constitution. See State v. Austin, 306 S.C. 9, 16 & n.6, 409 S.E.2d 811, 815 & n.6 (Ct. App. 1991). A. The Firing Squad 1. The Firing Squad is Unusual ...
Brief • August 31, 2020
Filed under: Sexual Assault
have “considerable discretion in determining what constitutes reasonable attorney’s fees in a given case.” Barfield v. New York City Health & Hosps Corp., 537 F.3d 132, 2 This includes Plaintiff’s ...
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Ombudsman Case No. 2007-01436 Appendix A: Chronology Page 3 of8 7/18/07 7/19/07 night (continued) questions. He said I looked familiar and what high school did I go to. He asked if there was a temporary ...
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was not incapacitated. The failure of the Taser to incapacitate Lopez generated almost as much media attention as the officer-involved shooting did. To understand what I believe happened with the Lopez Taser deployment ...
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