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wrote to Defendant Keys and asked “what [he] need[ed] to do” to be removed from his iron man cell, Defendant Keys responded that Mr. Friedmann should “continue [his] good behavior and conduct.” (Doc ...
Brief • February 4, 2022
and was escalating the situation. 29. Mr. McDaniel was fully compliant until Officer Cline pulled on Mr. McDaniel’s wrist while handcuffing him and he turned toward her and asked what she was doing. 30. Officer ...
Brief • January 20, 2022
into Cumberland County Jail, and that [he] (presumably) hanged himself” a short time later. Id. The Court then ruled that an AOM was necessary because “without an elucidation of what made [the nurse’s] evaluation ...
Page 6 of 23 PageID #:480 30. On May 29, 2009, Plaintiff returned to UIC orthopedics for further evaluation. A resident working under Goldberg’s direction stated that the CT did not reveal what ...
Brief • August 1, 2022
Correctional Facility. He had dealt with what started out with a rash on his right leg and foot for about 2 months. The rash has now moved to both legs and feet. He is in PAIN, his legs and feet are BUSTING OPEN ...
Brief • February 20, 2018
Filed under: Retaliation
off the walls of the living area. 15 c. Mr. Babcock saw what Plaintiff and Mr. Russell were doing and ordered them 16 to stop and cover up the walls. 17 d. Mr. Babcock explained that a tour ...
Brief • March 29, 2022
, and medication to help him sleep. 77. Michael O’Malley testified that he learned a great deal from Joseph: “I learned what being a real parent is, and being a parent is taking care of kids. I learned ...
that the Arizona prison “policy is silent as to what provides adequate notice to prison officials.” (Op. Br. at 21.) That does not excuse a prisoner from providing necessary information. “[W]hen a prison’s grievance ...
Brief • August 30, 2022
what could be achieved through litigation, while also avoiding the significant costs, risks, and delays that continued litigation would present to the parties. 16. Under the Settlement, class members ...
Brief • January 13, 2012
in numerous HNRS before that time. COMPLAINT - pg. 5 DOC PRR001805 31. At around 8:30-8:40 p.m. on January 20, 2011, inmate Amber Browning heard 2 someone banging. She knew what time the banging occurred ...
Brief • October 19, 2012
22. The stated mission of the ADOC is to maintain effective custody and control 9 over inmates in an environment that is safe, secure and humane. 10 23. This mission comports with what is minimally ...
Publication • October 28, 2016
indifference to serious medical needs.”3 What is deliberate indifference? A prison official demonstrates “deliberate indifference” if he or she recklessly disregards a substantial risk of harm to the prisoner.4 ...
Publication
that an officer approached him after the fact and threatened to retaliate against him if he told anyone what he had seen. Another inmate recounted an incident where a correctional officer took him into a shower ...
Publication
Filed under: Organizing, Prison Reform
), available at http://www.corrections.state.la.us/Whats%20NEw/PDFs/TimeInPrison.pdf. 5 The “correctional setting” refers to facilities where people are detained or incarcerated, irrespective of their actual ...
interest, the question then becomes what procedural steps must be taken by the State before the person can be deprived of that interest. Due Process The Due Process Clausc of the Fourteenth Amendment ...
Publication
Filed under: International
and in the prevention of contamination through body fluids during its administration. In many cases, for example, officers did not wear protective masks. Overall, officers often appeared uncertain as to what to do when ...
Brief • March 31, 2023
laws and 19 regulations.”11 When asked what the applicable federal and state laws and regulations are, the 20 deponent argued that the Watkins Plaintiffs would have to ask Rapid. Id. at pp 54:25 – 56 ...
Brief • March 13, 2017
the allegations by sufficient evidence, to indicate that what the official allegedly did was objectively unreasonable in light of the clearly established rights.’ " Tucker v. City of Richmond, Ky. , 388 F.3d 216 ...
Brief • April 14, 2022
of the sally port as this encounter unfolded. 34. When Defendant Santana saw Ms. Cozzolino observing his actions, instead of asking for her expert help in deescalating the situation, he shouted at her, “What ...
Brief • December 19, 2023
agreement with Defendants regarding the amount of attorney’s fees to be paid to 25 class counsel. Objector Lawrence objected that “the proposed fees far exceed what 26 is reasonable and justifiable ...
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