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Case • 1997
Amendment. [32] 1. Medicaid [33] California contends that the Federal Government's conditioning the receipt of Medicaid funds on the State's agreeing to provide emergency medical services ...
Case • 1995
at meals, clothing, medical, dental, and mental health care, safety, access to attorneys, reasonable visitation, prompt determination of probable cause for detention, and prompt bail determinations ...
Case • 1996
to obtain transfer for medical observation. Defendants have failed to assign a valid governmental objective that is reasonably related to the requirement that pretrial detainees be exposed to such conditions ...
Case • 1989
and several other officers were wounded. When the disturbance quieted down, prison officials deadlocked the inmates in their rooms, administered medical treatment to those prisoners requiring it, and searched ...
Case • 1997
-40 minutes, after which the company officer, Marshall, passed by. Fischl asked Marshall to get him medical attention. Such attention was not forthcoming until Fischl was taken to the prison hospital ...
Case • 1998
not recall an exact date when the incident occurred, he said that at the time Fowlks had a bandage or cast on his hand when Walsh stepped on his penis. Fowlks went to the Erie County Medical Center on June 5 ...
Case • 1999
. Gaston spent reviewing plaintiff's medical file and defendant's personnel file is excessive. See Doc. # 97, Ex. E at 5-6. Plaintiff responds that his medical file exceeded 2,000 pages. In addition ...
Case • 1996
, clothing and medical care are provided by the state. A state may treat differently situated people in a different way. See Schweiker v. Hogan, 457 U.S. 569, 590 (1982). [46] The Supreme Court has created ...
Case • 1995
again found Wade possessing marijuana, this time two cigarettes. Finally, on April 27, 1990, guards found Wade with four Darvocet pills. Prison medical authorities had prescribed these pills for Wade ...
Case • 1996
that resolved almost all of the claims. n1 The terms of the Consent Decree involve twelve broad areas, and forty-four specific areas, of prison conditions. The portions of the case involving medical and mental ...
Case • 1992
between 30 and 100 feet from the area, where they were checked by medical personnel for injuries. The inmates then were returned to the outdoor area where they again were forced to lie face-down in the mud ...
Case • 1995
medical evidence. [22] The defendants argue that Pratt was placed in a double cell at Mule Creek because the facility is operating at well over 200% of capacity. Pratt nevertheless contends that his ...
Case • 1996
reasonable relationship to a legitimate state interest" satisfies us that the rational relationship test applies, rather than the more stringent strict scrutiny test. (See D'Amico v. Board of Medical Examiners ...
Case • 1995
altered its policy to permit medical experts and psychologists to interact with Inmates while performing clinical or psychological testing. However, Inmates' attorneys, either private counsel or attorneys ...
Case • 1993
refused medical treatment, and was taken to Housing Unit 5C. [25] Later that day, Cummings was brought to the major's office for an interview on a conduct violation Plemmons had issued him ...
Case • 1996
the sleeping areas inside each separately locked dormitory. The state also agreed to provide access to dayrooms with a minimum of 25 square feet per prisoner. Other provisions dealt with peer review of medical ...
Case • 1997
, accessibility of new construction, criteria for medical disabilities, and school and job assignments for disabled prisoners. See id. [31] [6] Although the precise contours of the final plan may be unknown, we ...
Case • 1997
; PATRICK R. KANE, Regional Director, Federal Bureau of Prisons; and BILL HEDRICK, Warden, Federal Medical Center; in their official capacities as employees of the Federal Bureau of Prisons ...
Case • 1997
claims involving the negligence of a government employee in connection with an intentional tort in City of Waco v. Hester, n10 Townsend v. Memorial Medical Center, n11 and Delaney v. Houston. n12 Based ...
Case • 2000
concerning the health, education, and welfare of the children; and . the right of access to medical, dental, psychological, and educational records of the children. See TEX. FAM. CODE ANN. § 153.073(a)(1 ...
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