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Brief • October 10, 2013
been trained on what a probable cause affidavit is meant to do. Chief Investigator Godwin stated that even if Investigator Piercy had been aware that there was a medical document stating ...
Brief • 2006
Williams v. Consovoy, Nj, Denial of Parole, 2006, Appeal Brief UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE THIRD CIRCUIT No. 04-3569 ___________________________________ John C. Williams, v. Andrew Consovoy; Rolando Gomez-Rivera; Rachel Torres-Chowaniec and Rudy Washington, Don E. Gibbons; Kevin Mahoney; and the New Jersey State Parole Board, John C. Williams, …
Brief • 1997
against a prison medical director, alleging that a refusal to prescribe a wheelchair was deliberate indifference to his needs. The Defendant doctor was found liable, and the District court apportioned ...
Brief • 2009
County Correctional Center. Another former Hampden County guard, Brian Murphy, received two years probation; he was charged with luring the prisoner to the 'facility's medical unit so Norman could have sex ...
Brief • 2008
. He receives treatment, including medications, for these problems. In 2002, Plaintiff lived in an apartment in north St. Louis near Crown Candy Kitchen and an optometry shop. On the morning on September ...
Brief • 2008
and seizures.” U.S. Const. amend. IV. 13. Defendants violated Mr. Carnaby’s Fourth Amendment rights when they shot him and then failed to provide medical treatment resulting in his death. The City of Houston ...
Brief • 2005
administrative segregation unit, and a 10 bed medical unit. Each of these units had one bed per cell. 26. In 1996, when the Michigan Legislature authorized MDOC to operate or to contract for the operation ...
Brief • 2010
shortly before the time ofthis death). 8 32. Mr. Jennings was transported to the Prince George's HospitaL 33. At the Prince George's Hospital, medical personnel noted that Mr. Jenning's pain a rating ...
Brief • July 15, 2009
was unbearable. The evidence also showed that conditions were so unsanitary and unpleasant that nurses refused to enter the unit to do medical rounds for two full 2 shifts, and guards complained ...
Brief • 2011
bars Defendants’ friends and family who are taking prescription medication from being in the presence of any Defendant. (Appendix Vol. I, p. 8:13-15). The injunction requires anyone in North Oakland who ...
Brief • 2010
on conditions of confinement, staff brutality, improving medical and mental health care, and the overuse of segregation. MCLS is funded by a contract with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, and by grants ...
Brief • 2007
and several liability as a federal common law rule. In Weeks, a paralyzed inmate brought Eighth Amendment claims under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against a prison medical director, alleging that a refusal to prescribe ...
Brief • 2005
braces, utilizing a walking cane, and medicated with a muscle relaxant – respondent Morrison assigned petitioner to work as a “Big Yard Equipment Handler” at his institution. See id. This position required ...
Brief • 1999
those found by the court and the special master in the present cases. The TOC report was received in 2 evidence as Plaintiffs' Ex. 1. It adds a further serious concern, that of inadequate medical staff ...
Brief • August 31, 2017
their children to daycare, keep medical appointments, and care for their family members. 2. Although Montana's automatic suspension of driver's licenses is designed to coerce payment, for people who are unable ...
Brief • January 23, 2018
not be able to complete the evaluation in time. App’x at 776, 778. The  14 competency evaluation was filed under seal on April 15, 2014. Tigano was briefly  15 under medical hold for some medical issues ...
Brief • September 8, 2015
at Defendant USH’s Forensic Facility “includes a combination of medication; individual, group, and family therapy; work opportunities; physical therapy; and occupational therapy.” 58. Peer interaction ...
aglee that any and fhaf any and all all liens, attorney's attoruey's fees, fees, subrogation claims, claiuls, medical expenses, experlses, and and all all other costs and expenses on their part pad or ot ...
Brief • 2005
is seen in the 22 videotape being subjected to force by defendants cannot be separated from 23 the medical evidence which is proof of how the conduct of the defendants 24 (applying pressure to Plaintiff’s ...
Brief • 2008
Dollars ($1,000.00) but 20 no more than Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) if, at the time they submit a timely 21 Claim Form to the Administrator, they also submit medical or psychological records ...
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