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Brief • August 1, 2014
to put the vehicle in park. Mr. McKissic did not put the vehicle in park. Officer Miller eventually shot Mr. McKissic several times. The parties disagree as to what exactly occurred between the time ...
Brief • 2009
or directions on how to appeal the decision. (D.E. 1 at 5.) The relevant section of Page 38 of Women Behind Bars, which led to the TDCJ’s decision to censor the book, reads as follows: What is even more ...
employees. Moreover, it appears that for five 14 (5) days, Robert never took food or water, yet no one provided medical care for what would be obvious dehydration and starvation. Autopsy Report 44 ...
). The goal is to award a successful civil rights attorney a “fully compensatory fee,” that is, a fee comparable to what “is traditional with attorneys compensated by a fee-paying client.” Missouri v. Jenkins ...
Brief • September 9, 2011
. There is no exact standard for fixing the 10 compensation to be awarded on account of this type of damages. Rather, it is up to you to 11 determine what amount of money you believe will fairly compensate ...
. However, without information on what time of day inmates were placed in the dry cells, and given the pattern of frequent use before Dr. Stern’s and Dr. Ruiz’s visit, it appears that the dry cells were used ...
Brief • 2001
another 4 position in the Department outside the county jails. I told him that I would see what I could do. 5 I assumed that like many deputies who have had the opportunity to worle outside the jails ...
Brief • 2009
Defendants agree that the deaf or hard-of-hearing person is normally in the best position to determine when an interpreter or other auxiliary aid is necessary for effective communication, and what kind ...
Brief • 2013
. OPR. 26.9. Identification of a twenty-four (24) hour Hotline, which Defendant agrees to maintain, where employees will be able to call in to report what they reasonably believe to be discrimination ...
Brief • 2009
in the future arise out of a drug raid by the Flint Police Department on the Club What's Next establlshment In Flint, Michigan, which occun'ed In March 2005, Including but not limited to those damages alleged ...
Brief • 2002
intended to thwart plaintiff s discovery into what she knew about the role of Dr. Levine, and to provide as much cover as she could for Dr. Levine. 65. On information and belief Dr. Crowley's immediate ...
Brief • 1996
the subscribers or myself. Needless to say,this violates both stateand federal law concerning the delivery of mail in general and the censorship of prisoner mail inparticular. Please advise me what steps you plan ...
Brief • 2009
that the judgment produces... .”); see also Hensley 461 U.S. at 435 (“The result is what matters.”) (emphasis added); Brooks v. Georgia State Bd. of Elections, 997 F.2d 857, 861 (11th Cir. 1993) (“compensable time ...
Brief • 2001
in a short and plain statement the facts of your case, that is, what happened, where did it happen. when did it happen. ilnG who was involved. Describp. how each defendant is involved. You need no, relilte ...
Brief • 2010
are represented by private lawyers. The budget allowed for those cases falls far short of what will likely be necessary to provide minimally adequate repre20 sentation. The remaining defendants are represented ...
Brief • 2009
are extremely fearful that their cellmates are serving sentences for sexual crimes. I am not asking that the Department reveal prisoners' confidential information to their cellmates. What I am advocating ...
Brief • 2005
or unjustified deprivation of life, liberty, or property. Thus, in deciding what process constitutionally is due in various contexts, the Court repeatedly has emphasized that ‘procedural due process rules ...
Brief • January 14, 2011
officials. See Farmer, 511 U.S. at 832. That general duty, as much as any specific 3 duty, is what Nurse Wofford violated. Nurse Wofford cannot avoid this constitutional duty by 4 claiming that she had ...
Brief • 2007
Justice, 6 F.3d at 1479). A plaintiff seeking equitable tolling must demonstrate due diligence in pursuing her claims since “the principles of equitable tolling . . . do not extend to what is at best ...
Brief • 2007
in a normal conversational tone in an effort to resolve what he perceived to be friction between them. Inexplicably to West, Rivas immediately made the “10-33” call and declared a lock down on Unit 2D ...
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