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is directly contradicted by evidence of what happened at this particular hearing. This court will not credit a statement of general policy or "usual practice" in the face of sworn testimony that the general ...
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. BACKGROUND [15] Petitioners are all inmates who have been sentenced to what is commonly referred to as "prison," i.e., they have been sentenced to terms of confinement in facilities of the West Virginia ...
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maximum release date, and begin the sentence of community placement at that time.*fn7 DOC's presentence investigation report on Capello recommended numerous conditions of community placement, including what ...
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and crack-and-crevice, try to hit void areas, hit baseboards." (II Appellant's App. at 608.) Claiming "that's exactly what [he] did," Sanchez informed his supervisor that "a few inmates and some office ...
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in Harper, 494 U.S. at 228, also addressed what process is due to ensure that the decision to medicate an inmate forcibly "is neither arbitrary nor erroneous." Although the Court did not specify the specific ...
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involved. Instead, as we have said, what § 1997e(a) requires, and all that it requires, is that the prisoner provide during the grievance process all of the information concerning his claims that he has ...
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by this refusal, and decided to label Adames a "snitch." Adames stated that the incident with the stamp was blown out of proportion and eventually led to the attack on Adames. Later on, Adames provided what he ...
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. Ed. 2d 396, 102 S. Ct. 2727 (1982). To be clearly established, "the contours of the right must be sufficiently clear that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing violates ...
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it to be false. We read the Privacy Act part of the complaint as having two dimensions, one clearly running afoul of Balisok, the other not so clearly. [19] What clearly runs afoul of Balisok is his ...
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, Riley began performing oral sex on him. Shortly thereafter, Link became nervous and left Riley's room. Another inmate witnessed the sexual encounter between Link and Riley and reported what she saw ...
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come from approved vendors, which is the policy approved in Bell. See id. at 549-52. Rather, what Ashker contends is that the additional book label requirement has arbitrarily prohibited him from ...
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order was entered, he did not comply with Rule 4(a)(1). [19] I. [20] This case concerns the paternity of a minor who Samuel T. Poole claims is his son. In 2001, Poole filed what he called ...
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, Circuit Judge [11] Argued March 10, 2003 [12] When District of Columbia prisoners are transferred to the correctional facilities of a State, to what extent, if any, does the District ...
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that the incident with the stamp was blown out of proportion and eventually led to the attack on Adames. Later on, Adames provided what he perceived to be the real reason for the attack: the Texas Syndicate ...
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a reasonable doubt. Blank, 131 Wn.2d at 235. [35] The legislature may delegate legislative power if (1) it provides standards that in general terms define what is to be done and the administrative body ...
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liberty interests were potentially implicated by his 90-day segregation in what the plaintiff alleges to have been unusually harsh conditions. We order that counsel be appointed, that additional briefing ...
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was clear that De'lonta was receiving some treatment. The court concluded that the gravamen of De'lonta's claim was simply a disagreement with the medical judgment concerning what treatment was appropriate ...
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brought into his office the next day. Cantu claims that Beaird asked him if he was feeling any better and then told him, "You know what? I don't like a snitch. Consider yourself lucky that you are still ...
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about it. The ISP officials did not tell him that this grievance system did not exist; the ISP officials knew the system existed and was in place. What the ISP officials may have done, and the may ...
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that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing violates that right." Anderson v. Creighton, 483 U.S. 635, 640, 97 L. Ed. 2d 523, 107 S. Ct. 3034 (1987). If the law is not established clearly when ...
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