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Virginia Prison "Fire Trap" Finding Reversed
Loaded on Feb. 15, 1999
published in Prison Legal News
February, 1999, page 9
Virginia Prison "Fire Trap" Finding ReversedVirginia's state fire marshal overruled an inspector's recommendation to close a prison "fire trap" after reinspecting the building himself at the request of the warden, according to an Associated Press report.
Carolyn R. Williams, a state fire inspector under Fire Marshal Ed Altizer, wrote ...
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- Human Rights Report Details Women in Prison
- Campaign to End Slavery in American Prisons
- From the Editor, by Paul Wright
- Book Review: Breaking the Walls of Silence, by Laura Whitehorn
- Notes from the Unrepenitentiary, by Laura Whitehorn
- Felony Trial for Planted Knife Is Malicious Prosecution
- Attorney Fee Cap Inapplicable to Pre-PLRA Suits; PLRA Automatic Stay Provisions Constitutional
- Dismissal with Prejudice for Failure to Exhaust; Prison Must Process Grievance within Time Limits
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- Threats to File Grievances Protected
- University Professor Shills for Private Prison Industry, by Alex Friedmann
- Samuels v. Mockry Reversed Once Again
- Scott Superceded
- Washington 35% Statute Upheld in State Court
- Settlement in Washington State Deaf Prisoners' Lawsuit, by Jeff Crollard
- Duffy v. Riveland: Some Comments Regarding the Court's January 20, 1998 Summary Judgment Ruling, by Leonard Feldman
- California Gas Chamber Ruling Vacated
- PLN Writer Settles Nude Photo Suit for $3,000
- Illinois Sheriffs Are County Employees
- Guard Socked for $37,500 in Vendetta
- Rikers Island Brutality Suit Settled, by Jonathan Chasan
- Victim of Guard Rape Awarded $50,000
- Abuse of Discretion to Dismiss Medical Suit
- Abuse of Prisoners Confirmed at CCA Facility
- Eighth Circuit Reinstates $80,000 Damage Award in Rape Case
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- Parole Officer Recommendation Not Protected by Absolute Immunity
- Cancellation of TDCJ/VitaPro Contract Reversed
- Trial Required in Wisconsin Excessive Force Suit
- No Right to Mutual Legal Assistance in 11th Circuit
- Prisoners Entitled to Money Damages and Injunctive Relief under ADA and RA
- Colorado Contraband Rule Requires Visitor Notice
- Indiana Jail Ban on Publications Struck Down
- News in Brief
- Arizona Jail Porn Ban Struck Down
- Temporary Injunction Issued to Prevent Sex Offender Notification to Employer
- Spencer Applied to Parolee's § 1983 Claim
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