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Case • 2004
in the workplace. The [DOC] shall be responsible for custody of inmates at all times, including security, meals, and medical care. Each party agrees to comply with applicable laws, rules, regulations and orders ...
Case • 2003
a series of questions on Butler's medical history and mental health. Butler answered all the questions and did not indicate a history of mental health problems. Butler did, how ever, tell Trooper Holt ...
Case • 1989
were inadequate. DeFranco further alleged that his hands became swollen from tight handcuffs, and that he was subsequently denied medical attention. The complaint does not appear to allege, however ...
Case • 2003
involving emotional distress, appellant argued that there was no medical or psychiatric evidence, and no testimony from the plaintiff specifically mentioning emotional distress. With reference to the § 1983 ...
Case • 1989
the prohibition as an infringement of their right to exercise their religion. The second group consisted of inmates who claimed that medical necessity required them to grow beards and that the prohibition violated ...
Case • 1987
continued correctional treatment, medical care, or vocational or other training in the facility will substantially enhance his capacity to lead a law-abiding life when released at a later date." Neb. Rev ...
Article • March 15, 1997 • from PLN March, 1997
to medical care.[20] Their situation is similar to that of sweatshop and maquiladora workers in South Asia and Latin America who earn a few dollars a day. While such wages are exploitative and paltry by First ...
Case • 2004
remained locked in his cell, and, although he requested medical help, those requests were ignored by one or more unknown correctional officers. The attacker was later allowed to reenter Plaintiff's cell ...
Case • 2003
visitation during Easter, Christmas, and the summer. Christian was also ordered to pay child support and contribute to Katia's medical expenses. Furthermore, the order stated that the North Carolina court ...
Case • 2001
to establish adequate policies for inmate medical and psychiatric care as well as physical confrontations with inmates. Count II says that the Municipal Defendants failed to enforce existing policies governing ...
Article • July 15, 2007 • from PLN July, 2007
support services largely failed to materialize. Left to fend for themselves, often unable to obtain the medication they needed to control their symptoms and behave in a socially acceptable manner, many ...
Case • 2007
was solicitous of the trial judge's "medical emergency," but she requested assignment to another trial department "forthwith," and when that request was denied, she moved to dismiss. The trial court denied ...
Case • 2003
throughout his stay with notations of certain events relating to his custody in the county jail. Thus, the first page has boxes for the arrestee's name, address, race, sex, date of birth, case numbers, medical ...
Case • 2005
to report that he and Ross had entered the detainee's cell because of an apparent medical emergency, only to be attacked upon their entrance. After further discussion, Bailey and Ross decided to go ...
Case • 1999
through an administrative procedure. However in Lacey v. C.S.P. Solano Medical Staff, 990 F. Supp. 1199 (E.D. Cal. 1997), the court considered the meaning of the term "available," as used in 42 U.S.C. Ã ...
Case • 1999
obligation for Garcia, require him to carry medical insurance for the children and require that he pay fifty percent of all medical expenses of the children not covered by insurance. The action was initiated ...
Case • 2002
fifteen minutes. Id. After regaining consciousness, two officers that had removed their name tags and badges allegedly punched him in the head and face, and refused his subsequent request for medical ...
Case • 2001
medical support, supported living, transportation, day services, and other services. CMRA represents the interests of the community-based service provider industry in legislative, executive, and judicial ...
Case • 2001
that he had been discussing medical screening, not strip searches, when he gave the answers to those questions at his deposition. (Tr. 183) However, at no point in the deposition transcript did plaintiff's ...
Case • 2002
alleged forced psychotropic medication, and inadequate sex-offender treatment programs, and forced lock-up without a hearing. Motion granted in part and denied in part. *363 Caroline N. Mitchell, Pillsbury ...
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