Archive: 2001
December
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Telemarketing and Computer Programs Crash at Utah Prison
(p 1) -
Use of Force, Religious Diet Claims Set for Trial
(p 3) -
From the Editor
(p 4) -
Sixth Circuit Rules PLRA Attorneys' Fees Cap Provisions Not Unconstitutional
(p 5) -
Administrative Remedies Need Not Identify Wrongdoers
(p 6) -
New Missouri Mega-Prison Mothballed
(p 6) -
Connecticut and Florida Change Felon Disenfranchisement Laws
(p 7) -
Staff Shortage in Nation's Prisons
(p 8) -
Excessive Force Claims Not Subject to Exhaustion; Supreme Court Grants Review
(p 9) -
Prison Guard Sentenced in Escape Plot
(p 10) -
Two Studies Criticize Texas Department of Criminal Justice
(p 10) -
Texas Jury Awards $70,000 in Prison Stabbing
(p 11) -
Jury Awards Imprisoned KKK Member $55,000 in Texas Jail Beating
(p 11) -
Rape Rarely Prosecuted in Texas Prisons
(p 12) -
Prisoners Stage Sit Down at CCA Run New Mexico Prison
(p 13) -
Arizona CCA Prison Found 'In Turmoil'
(p 14) -
$1.5 Million Awarded in CDC Medical Neglect Suit
(p 15) -
$100,000 Awarded in Arizona Medical Indifference Case
(p 15) -
Washington Enacts Sweeping New Sentencing Laws, Creates Parole Board for Sex Offenders
(p 16) -
Medical Monitoring Suit Settled for $675,000
(p 18) -
Oregon Radiation Suit Settled for $1.5 Million
(p 19) -
Washington Supreme Court Rules Imprisoned Children Entitled to Education
(p 20) -
Habeas Hints: AEDPA Update 2001
(p 21) -
New York DOCS Settles Welfare Suit; Bans Welfare for Work Release Prisoners
(p 23) -
U.S. Supreme Court Holds Violation of IAD's Anti-Shuttling Provisions Requires Dismissal
(p 24) -
Failure to Sign Notice of Appeal Not Jurisdictional
(p 25) -
ADA Claims Against State Cannot Proceed in Federal Court
(p 25) -
Supreme Court Eliminates "Catalyst Theory" Fee Awards
(p 26) -
Florida DOC Clears Itself of Racism Charges
(p 27) -
Race-Based Religious Policy Unconstitutional
(p 27) -
Family of BOP Prisoner Awarded $1.1 Million in Wrongful Death Suit
(p 28) -
PLRA Bars Mental and Emotional Damages for Asbestos Exposure
(p 29) -
News in Brief
(p 30) -
Arizona Supreme Court Upholds Application of Gate Money Amendments
(p 32) -
Denial of Treatment for Two Hours Defeats Qualified Immunity
(p 32)
November
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Washington's Island of Deviant Doctors
(p 1) -
Washington DOC Pays $24,697 in PLN Records Suit
(p 3) -
Leg Amputation Caused by Improper Treatment Defeats Summary Judgment
(p 7) -
Ex-Prisoner Awarded $2.7 Million on Remand in Medical Neglect Suit
(p 7) -
From the Editor
(p 8) -
Virginia Settles Juvenile Death Suit for $1.2 Million
(p 10) -
DC Prison Guards Smuggled Cash, Pagers
(p 11) -
Children Strip-Searched While Touring DC Jail
(p 11) -
South Dakota Prison Conditions Class Action Settled
(p 12) -
Hawaii Prison Doctors Denied Qualified Immunity
(p 12) -
Blind Ohio Prisoner Spends Months in Strip Cell
(p 13) -
Environmental Challenge Bars Construction of California Prison
(p 14) -
Mississippi Taxpayers Fund Welfare Payments to Private Prisons
(p 16) -
Prisoners Riot in Dartmouth Jail
(p 17) -
Summary Judgment Denied in Oklahoma Jail Beating
(p 18) -
$522,458 Rebate Ordered in California Prisoner Phone Overcharges
(p 19) -
Notes from the Unrepenitentiary: A Matter of the Past
(p 20) -
Colombian Rebels Attack Prisons, 140 Prisoners Flee
(p 21) -
Summary Judgment Granted for Forced Religious Substance Abuse Program
(p 22) -
California Racial Segregation Case Reversed; Phone Claim Dismissed
(p 22) -
Jailhouse Lawyering Protected; Frivolous Claims Are Not
(p 23) -
Cell Search, Property Seizure Suit Set for Trial
(p 23) -
New Trial Ordered in Excessive Use of Force Suit
(p 24) -
California Dials Wrong Number
(p 24) -
Sandin Retroactive, But Not for Qualified Immunity; BOP Ad Seg Rule Creates Liberty Interest
(p 25) -
Plug Pulled in California Prison
(p 26) -
Book Review: Power, Politics, & Crime
(p 27) -
Junking the Jurors
(p 28) -
Alaska Supreme Court Reverses Former Prisoner's $2.4 Million Jury Award
(p 29) -
News in Brief
(p 30)
October
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America's Jails: The Dungeons of the New Millenium
(p 1) -
From the Editor
(p 7) -
The Connally Seven - A Texas Prison Escape and its Aftermath
(p 8) -
Not Part of my Sentence: The Rape of Washington Prisoners
(p 10) -
The Cost of Running Washington's Rape Camps
(p 13) -
Male Prisoner Settles Guard Rape Suit for $6,000
(p 14) -
Qualified Immunity Denied in Washington Rape of Transsexual Prisoner
(p 15) -
BOP Lieutenant Pleads Guilty to Brutality Charges
(p 16) -
Jury Awards $5,000 to Beaten Texas Prisoner
(p 16) -
Malicious Use of Force Violates Eighth Amendment
(p 17) -
Damages in Denial of Exercise Suit Reversed
(p 18) -
Use of Restraint Chair Not Cruel and Unusual Punishment
(p 19) -
Chinese Company Convicted of Using Forced Prison Labor
(p 20) -
The Prison Payoff: The Role of Politics & Private Prisons in the Incarceration Boom
(p 21) -
PLN Wins Nevada Censorship Suit
(p 22) -
California State Prisoner's Handbook
(p 23) -
Sanction Excessive When It Excludes Medical Expert's Testimony
(p 25) -
Administrative Exhaustion Not Jurisdictional
(p 26) -
Federal Appellate Rule 4(a)(6) Trumps Civil Rule 60(b)
(p 26) -
Denial of Interest Does Not Violate Takings Clause
(p 27) -
Diabetic Prisoner's Deliberate Indifference Claim to Proceed to Trial
(p 27) -
Ohio ACLU Challenges Supermax
(p 28) -
The Prison Activist Resource Center: It's About Sharing Resources and Working Collectively
(p 29) -
Sixth Circuit Upholds PLRA Attorneys' Fees Cap
(p 30) -
News in Brief
(p 31)
September
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Cowboys and Prisoners
(p 1) -
'No More Prisons' Graffiti Gets Public's Attention
(p 3) -
Alabama Ends Chain Gang Experiment
(p 4) -
From the Editor
(p 5) -
Racist Knot of Florida Guards
(p 6) -
Virginia Rent-a-Cell Program Expected to Net $100 Million
(p 7) -
Suits Claiming Racial Discrimination Plague Florida Prisons
(p 8) -
Private Prison Woes in Ohio
(p 9) -
Oklahoma Governor Takes Entrepreneur's Bribe
(p 10) -
BOP Guards Smuggle Sperm
(p 10) -
'Invisible' Prisoner Gets $36,200 for Wrongful Imprisonment
(p 10) -
Washington Supreme Court Upholds 35% Seizure Law
(p 11) -
FPI Has Sovereign Immunity in Fraud Action
(p 11) -
Former BOP Prisoner Settles Medical Suit for $355,000
(p 12) -
New York Prisoners Prosecuted
(p 12) -
No Workers' Compensation for Ohio Slave Laborers
(p 12) -
CCA Gets Tangled in Financial Quagmire
(p 13) -
Feds Tally the Death Penalty
(p 14) -
Environmental Concerns Halt Construction of Pennsylvania Prison
(p 15) -
Denial of Religious Diet Violates First Amendment
(p 18) -
Legal Research: How to Find and Understand the Law
(p 18) -
Virginia Excessive Force Claim Set for Trial
(p 19) -
Summary Judgment Denied on BOP Excessive Force Claims
(p 19) -
Snitch Culture: How Citizens Are Turned into the Eyes and Ears of the State
(p 20) -
Failure to Protect Confidential Informant Not Deliberate Indifference
(p 21) -
Rhode Island Prison Strip Searches Struck Down
(p 21) -
$350,000 Verdict in Dirty Dancing Suit; Punitive Damages Vacated
(p 22) -
Six Month Denial of Exercise Presents Section 1983 Claim
(p 23) -
No Interlocutory Appeal for Good Faith Defense
(p 24) -
PLRA Does Not Apply to Habeas Corpus Actions
(p 24) -
Possibility of Life in Control Unit Doesn't Mitigate Death
(p 25) -
PAMII Act Requires Release of Mental Health Records
(p 26) -
Maryland Court Ruling on Tobacco Smoke Prompts Settlement
(p 27) -
Ninth Circuit Reverses Time-Barred Habeas Petition
(p 27) -
Ohio Death Row Prisoners Sue Over Last Words
(p 28) -
Dismissal of Prisoner's Suit for Missing Evidentiary Deadline Reversed
(p 29) -
News in Brief
(p 30)
August
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New York Guards Watch as Prisoner Kills Cellmate
(p 1) -
From the Editor
(p 5) -
Executive Director Note
(p 5) -
$1.1 Million Awarded in Texas Restraint Chair Settlement
(p 6) -
Michigan DOC Sex Abuse Suit Nets Nearly $4 Million
(p 7) -
Michigan Prison Visitor Forced to Wet Pants Wins $40,000 in Damages and Fees
(p 8) -
Brutality Behind the Orange Curtain
(p 8) -
Private Prison Corporation Can Be Sued in Bivens Action: Supreme Court Grants Review
(p 9) -
INS Force-Feeds Long-Term Detainee
(p 10) -
BOP Changes Organ Transplant Policy
(p 12) -
Pelican Bay Policy Banning Internet-Generated Mail Upheld
(p 12) -
305 Days in New York SHU Is Atypical
(p 13) -
Trial Required in Pennsylvania Failure to Protect Suit
(p 13) -
Notes From the Unrepenitentiary: Whose Security?
(p 14) -
New York Nazi Guard Charged with Sodomy
(p 15) -
Unjust Rape Conviction Nets New York Man $530,000
(p 15) -
Habeas Hints: Apprendi
(p 16) -
Turkish Prisoners Struggle Against Transfers
(p 18) -
Two Escape from Oklahoma Control Unit
(p 19) -
U.S. Supreme Court Requires Futile Administrative Exhaustion
(p 20) -
Washington Civil Commitment Injunction Upheld
(p 21) -
Arizona Supreme Court Rules on 1993 Earned Release Statute
(p 22) -
$80,000 Settlement in CDC Transsexual Suit
(p 22) -
Court Awards $146,000 in Arizona Medical Indifference Case
(p 23) -
Pre-Sentence Detention Earns Good Time Credits in Montana Prison
(p 24) -
Kansas Disciplinary Restitution Orders Authorized
(p 24) -
Dismissal of Washington Persistent Prison Misbehavior Charge Upheld
(p 25) -
PLRA Attorney Fee Cap Analyzed
(p 25) -
Retaliation Complaint Not Frivolous if Not Irrational or Wholly Incredible
(p 26) -
Kansas 2-Year Visiting Restriction Unauthorized
(p 26) -
Arizona Judgment Seizure Statute Upheld; Fees Protected
(p 26) -
New York District Court Reversed for Failure to State Legal Reasoning
(p 27) -
Retaliation Claim Not Foreclosed by Sandin
(p 27) -
Washington ISRB May Rescind Parole after Final Discharge
(p 28) -
No Due Process for Washington Sex Offender Registration
(p 29) -
News in Brief
(p 30) -
DC Prisoner Wins $175,000 in Conditions Case
(p 32) -
Washington Sex Offenders Settle Suit for $150,000
(p 32)
July
-
The Strangest of Bedfellows
(p 1) -
From the Editor
(p 4) -
Class Action Medical Neglect Suit Filed Against CDC
(p 5) -
Wyoming Prison Officials Settle Poisoning and Medical Suits for over $200,000
(p 6) -
Pelican Bay Guard's Conviction Upheld
(p 7) -
Virginia DOC Cuts Ties with CMS
(p 8) -
Nineteen Killed in Brazilian Prison Rebellion
(p 8) -
PLRA's Attorney Fee Cap Held Unconstitutional
(p 9) -
CCA Medical Cost-Saving Contract Unconstitutional
(p 10) -
New Jersey Prisoners' Disciplinary Convictions Reversed on Due Process Violations
(p 10) -
Kentucky Judge Orders Hepatitis C Treatment
(p 11) -
$235,000 Awarded to CCA Prisoner in Medical Suit
(p 12) -
PLRA Limits Guard's Liability for Prisoner's Attorney Fees
(p 12) -
BOP Imposter Scheme Discovered
(p 13) -
Book Review: Capital Crimes
(p 14) -
Washington Prisoners' Out-of-State Transfer Upheld
(p 14) -
Defendants' Attorney Fee Award Must Be Supported by Record
(p 15) -
PLRA Physical Injury Rule Applies to ADA Claims
(p 15) -
New Jersey Detainees Entitled to Medical Care
(p 16) -
Lack of "Volitional Control" Required for Civil Commitment of Kansas Sex Offenders; S.Ct. Grants Review
(p 16) -
Massachusetts Disenfranchises its Prisoners
(p 16) -
Arkansas Guards Indicted for Shocking Prisoners
(p 17) -
Texas Prisoner Takes Hostages
(p 17) -
New York Prisoner Wins $7,200 in Negligence Suit
(p 18) -
Detainee Entitled to Dental Care
(p 18) -
Court to Determine if Louisiana Must Treat Male and Female Prisoners Equally
(p 18) -
$9.5 Million Awarded in Prisoner Van Fire Death
(p 19) -
New York City Settles Black Panther Frame Up Suit for $890,000
(p 20) -
Trial Required in Arizona Uprising Suit
(p 20) -
$1.4 Million Awarded to Raped Alaska Women Prisoners
(p 21) -
Kansas Conditional Release Is Mandatory
(p 21) -
Florida Religious Name Change Upheld
(p 22) -
Non-Physical Damage Claims Barred Until Released
(p 23) -
Retaliatory Infraction Creates Heck Exception
(p 24) -
New York AG Turns on Client
(p 24) -
Retaliation Claim Merits Factual Resolution
(p 25) -
Private Jail Settlement Not a Consent Decree under PLRA
(p 26) -
Georgia Parole Law May Violate Ex Post Facto
(p 26) -
Constant Illumination States Eighth Amendment Claim
(p 26) -
Oklahoma Good Time Rule Violates Ex Post Facto
(p 27) -
BOP Medical Personnel Absolutely Immune from Suit
(p 28) -
Book Review: The Perpetual Prisoner Machine: How America Profits From Crime
(p 28) -
Preliminary Injunction Granted in TB Hold Case
(p 29) -
Trial Required in Oregon Law Clerk Retaliation Suit
(p 29) -
Summary Judgment for Private Physician Reversed
(p 30) -
$250,000 Award to Beaten Texas Prisoner Upheld
(p 30) -
News in Brief
(p 32)
June
-
Women Behind Bars
(p 1) -
From the Editor
(p 4) -
Strikes Sweep Bolivian Prisons as Promise of Freedom Fades
(p 5) -
Custodial Rape of Female Prisoners Widespread in U.S.
(p 6) -
Wrongfully Convicted Ohio Man Receives $250,000 Award
(p 7) -
Federal Court Partially Terminates New York Jail Consent Decree Relief
(p 8) -
ADA Settlement at Washington Special Commitment Center
(p 10) -
Texas Prisoners Have Thirty Days to Sue Following Resolution of Grievance
(p 10) -
Prisoners of the Census
(p 13) -
Pro Se Tips and Tactics
(p 14) -
Leave to Amend Complaint Wrongly Denied
(p 14) -
Failure to Notify Prisoner of Hearing Violates Procedural Rights
(p 15) -
Bid to Regain Family Visits Fails in California
(p 16) -
Supreme Court Restricts ADA
(p 17) -
Louisiana Prison Activist Freed
(p 18) -
Arbitrary Denial of Michigan Appeal Bond Enjoined
(p 19) -
Costs Allowed Only by Court Order
(p 19) -
Second Circuit Holds Staged Perp Walks Unconstitutional, Grants Qualified Immunity
(p 20) -
$9.6 Million Awarded for Child Death in Illinois Jail
(p 21) -
No Forfeiture Notice Violates Due Process
(p 22) -
Montana Court Awards PLRA-Capped Attorney Fees Under Catalyst Theory
(p 23) -
Prisoner Defendants Entitled to Notice of Summary Judgment Requirements
(p 23) -
Unlawful Imprisonment Nets Ohio Man $25,000
(p 24) -
Texas Prisoners Have Liberty Interest in Mandatory Supervision
(p 24) -
Guards Use Shotguns to Control Riot
(p 24) -
Texas Prisoners Have Right to Appear at Civil Court Hearings
(p 25) -
Prison Doctor Wins $654,471 in Retaliation Suit
(p 26) -
Washington Media Royalties Sentencing Condition Reversed
(p 26) -
Texas Prisoners May Challenge Discretionary Mandatory Release Procedures
(p 27) -
Minnesota Prison Cited For Asbestos Infractions
(p 27) -
$3 Million Award Not Excessive in Prisoner Beating Death
(p 28) -
Suspicionless Maine Jail Strip Searches Set for Trial; Settles for $455,000
(p 28) -
Indiana Jail Settles Strip Search Case for $300,000
(p 29) -
PLRA-Based Garnishment Used to Collect Court Costs for Defendant
(p 29) -
News in Brief
(p 30) -
Harsh Hitching Post Treatment States Claim
(p 31) -
Ten Percent Prison Commissary Surcharge in New Jersey Upheld
(p 31) -
Statutory Authority Not Required to Levy Housing Costs
(p 32) -
Continuing California's Prison Interview Ban
(p 32)
May
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Washington DOC Hit with almost $50 Million in Verdicts and Settlements in Parole Victim Suits
(p 1) -
Closing Washington's Window of Parole Liability
(p 4) -
Private Prison Contractor Not Entitled to Immunity
(p 6) -
From the Editor
(p 6) -
Washington DOC Hit with almost $50 Million in Verdicts and Settlements in Parole Victim Suits
(p 7) -
Warden Fired over Riot at New Mexico CCA Prison
(p 8) -
Kentucky Phone Rate Ruling
(p 8) -
Eight Prisoner Deaths in California Women's Prison
(p 9) -
Disciplinary Hearing Reversed for Failure to View Videotape
(p 12) -
New York Strip Search Punitive Damage Award Vacated
(p 14) -
New York Strip Search Suit Settled for $50 Million
(p 14) -
Two Louisiana Death Row Prisoners Freed
(p 15) -
Software Glitch Frees Washington Probationers
(p 15) -
CCA Faulted in Texas Jail Escape
(p 16) -
Peaceful Protest at Mount Olive Prison
(p 16) -
Corrections Corporation of America Hit with $3 Million Abuse Verdict
(p 17) -
New York Jury Awards $900,000 for Jail's Failure to Protect
(p 18) -
Three Florida Guards Charged with Beating 'Gunner'
(p 19) -
Due Process Violation, Plain Error Reverse Marijuana Conviction
(p 19) -
Voluntary Agreement with MINNCOR Not Enforceable Contract
(p 20) -
Washington DOC Settles Sex Harassment Suit for $250,000
(p 20) -
Second Circuit Cautions District Courts To Use Proper Sandin Analysis
(p 21) -
$74,000 Awarded to Slashed New York Prisoner
(p 21) -
Bogus Felons List Results in Suppression of Florida Votes
(p 22) -
US Supreme Court Allows BOP Limit on Early Release Statute
(p 23) -
Homemade Paper Spear Is Not a Deadly Weapon
(p 24) -
PLRA Vacated Consent Decrees Can't Be Enforced in State Court
(p 25) -
Texas Prisoner Raped By Wackenhut Guard Entitled To Discovery Protection
(p 25) -
Change in AIDS Medication States Claim
(p 26) -
PLRA Attorney Fee Cap Doesn't Apply After Release; Texas County Liable in Attack
(p 26) -
Damages Awarded in New York Retaliation Suit
(p 27) -
County Must Pay Prisoner's Medical Expenses
(p 28) -
Gay New York Guard Wins $1.5 Million Harassment Award
(p 28) -
Prisoner Bound by Jailhouse Lawyer's Work
(p 29) -
Secular Humanism: Philosophy or Religion?
(p 29) -
News in Brief
(p 30) -
The Prisoner's Guide to Survival: A Comprehensive Legal Assistance Manual for PostConviction Relief and Prisoners' Civil Rights Actions
(p 32)
April
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Federal Religious Freedom Law Passed
(p 1) -
Attica Compensation Served Up 29-Years-Cold
(p 3) -
Ohio Parole Hearing Officer Acquitted in Bribe Case
(p 4) -
From the Editor
(p 5) -
Texas and Florida Prisoners Used in Medical Experiments
(p 6) -
Oklahoma Guard Killed
(p 8) -
Mystery Surrounds Texas Prison Rape/Suicide
(p 8) -
Ohio 'Entrepreneur' Lands in Hot Water
(p 11) -
Washington DOC Settles Public Disclosure Suits
(p 11) -
South Carolina Rapes Exposed
(p 12) -
South Carolina Prison Chief Fired as Scandal Widens
(p 13) -
Justice Department Report Slams Nassau County Jail
(p 15) -
Wisconsin Prisoners to Farm Worms
(p 15) -
PRP Proper to Challenge Some WA Disciplinary Orders
(p 16) -
Wackenhut to Build Prison in South Africa
(p 17) -
PLN Strikes Down Oregon Bulk Mail Ban
(p 18) -
Coalition for Prisoners' Rights?
(p 20) -
Frozen Toes State a Claim for Deliberate Indifference
(p 21) -
No Qualified Immunity for Illinois Visitor Strip Searches
(p 21) -
The Funhouse Mirror, By Robert Ellis Gordon and Inmates of the Washington Corrections System
(p 22) -
New Jersey Guard Unions Charged with Telemarketing Fraud
(p 22) -
California Legislative Committee Hearing Meets Behind Prison Walls To Hear Testimony From Female Prisoners
(p 23) -
$40,000 Awarded in Tennessee Jail Failure to Protect Suit
(p 25) -
Crime and Punishment Relation Examined
(p 26) -
TRO Allows Father to Attend Birth; Court Awards Full Attorney Fees
(p 27) -
$57,000 Awarded in Illinois Prison Beating
(p 27) -
Welfare Retaliation Suit Reinstated
(p 28) -
Second Circuit Discusses Qualified Immunity in Disciplinary Case
(p 29) -
News in Brief:
(p 30)
March
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Deadly Nostalgia: The Politics of Boot Camps
(p 1) -
Riot at CCA Prison Hospitalizes 15 Guards
(p 5) -
FTCA, Bivens Claims in Beating Suit Proceed in Bifurcated Trial
(p 5) -
The Spirit of Freedom and Resistance, Long Kesh Prison Closed
(p 6) -
BOP Organ Transplant Ban Questioned
(p 7) -
Cook County Deputies Charged in Beating Death
(p 7) -
U.S. Isolates Political Prisoners
(p 8) -
Feds Continue Abuse of El-Hage
(p 8) -
WA DOC Sells Prisoner Information
(p 10) -
The Continuing Saga of Corruption in the New York State Parole System
(p 11) -
Jail Term for DUI Turns into Death Sentence
(p 12) -
Texas Deputy Pays Price for Testifying
(p 12) -
Texas Death Machine Faces Renewed Criticism
(p 13) -
Wildfires Highlight Cheapness of Prisoner Lives
(p 14) -
Ad Seg States Claim, But Loses on Merits
(p 15) -
Lorton Conditions Unconstitutional
(p 16) -
Colorado Prisoner Challenges 'Sex Offender' Label
(p 17) -
BOP Possession Offense Requires Specific Intent
(p 18) -
Permanent Injunction Granted for Kosher Diets
(p 19) -
SHU Should Be Compared to Conditions Experienced by All Prisoners
(p 20) -
Consent No Defense For Guard Accused of Raping Prisoner
(p 20) -
Court May Reduce Post-Judgement Attorney's Fees Rate and Billable Hours
(p 21) -
NJ Prisoners Entitled to Cross Examine Witnesses
(p 21) -
"The Judge Gave Me Ten Years--He Didn't Sentence Me to Death"
(p 22) -
Oregon Compelled Parole Statute Not Retroactive
(p 26) -
Improperly Installed Bunks State 8th Amendment Claim
(p 26) -
Second Circuit Holds That Gang Member Designation Regulation is Not Ex Post Facto
(p 27) -
PLRA Doesn't Apply to Civil Commitments
(p 27) -
News in Brief
(p 28) -
$1.18 Million in Santa Clara Co. Sexual Assault/Harassment Suit
(p 30) -
New York Prayer Rule Struck Down
(p 31) -
Federal Religious Freedom Law Passed
(p 32)
February
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Bag'm, Tag'm and Bury'm; Wisconsin Prisoners Dying for Health Care
(p 1) -
WA Law Libraries Threatened; DOC Proposes Budget Cuts
(p 8) -
Food Strike Puts Washington DOC on Spin Control
(p 9) -
Fraud Charged by Washington DOC Whistleblower
(p 10) -
From the Editor
(p 10) -
$4,500 Verdict in NY Hernia Suit
(p 11) -
$330,000 Verdict in MI Beating
(p 11) -
WA DOC Whistleblowers Speak Out: Is Anyone Listening?
(p 12) -
CA Medical Lab Faked Prison Tests
(p 14) -
AZ Prisoners Can't Access Internet, But the Net Accesses Them
(p 15) -
$160,000 Verdict in NY Diabetic Cyst Suit
(p 16) -
$5,500 Awarded in NY Unlawful Imprisonment Suit
(p 16) -
$115,000 Settlement Where Guards Fed NY Prisoner Ground Glass
(p 16) -
Ohio Abandons Private Food Service Experiment
(p 17) -
The Prison Payoff: The Role of Politics and Private Prisons in the Incarceration Boom
(p 17) -
MO Prisoner Awarded $130,000 in Retaliation and Haircut Claims
(p 17) -
Tide Turns Against Prison Privatization
(p 18) -
IL Prison Phone Ruling Published
(p 19) -
SC Jail Escape Kills One
(p 19) -
OH S.Ct. Strikes Down Bad Time Law
(p 19) -
News in Brief
(p 20) -
Work Stoppage at Idaho CCA Prison
(p 21) -
Yeskey Dismissed on Remand
(p 22) -
Mentally Ill Prisoners in the New Jersey Prison System
(p 22) -
No Qualified Immunity for Alabama Blanket Strip-Search Policy
(p 22) -
Louisiana Abandons Private Juvenile Prisons
(p 24) -
Louisiana Abandons Private Juvenile Prisons
(p 25) -
$7,500 Paid to Settle Delay of Legal Property Suit
(p 25) -
$8,000 Awarded in NY Chair Collapse
(p 26) -
A.I. Reports on US Compliance with UN Convention Against Torture
(p 26) -
$1.75 Million Verdict in Juvenile Death Suit
(p 27) -
$7,500 Award in NY Window Injury
(p 27) -
Ninth Circuit Requires Evidentiary Review Before Terminating Old Consent Decree Under PLRA
(p 27) -
BOP Prisoners' Convictions for Destroying Military Factory Upheld
(p 28) -
$30,000 Awarded to NY Prisoner Slashed in Attack
(p 28) -
Conditions Claims Viable in WA PRP
(p 29) -
$49,999 Settlement in CA Sex Extortion Suit
(p 29) -
Failure to Exhaust Requires Hearing Before Dismissal
(p 30) -
Leave to Amend Complaint Improperly Denied
(p 30) -
Summary Judgment Reversed on Diabetes Claim
(p 31) -
$158,500 Awarded in NY Slip and Fall
(p 31) -
Book Review: Doing Time: 25 Years of Prison Writing
(p 32)
January
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Hepatitis C, A 'Silent Epidemic' Strikes U.S. Prisons
(p 1) -
Louisiana Prison System Exceeds Administrative Statutory Authority
(p 4) -
U.S. S.Ct. Upholds PLRA Automatic Termination Law
(p 5) -
Florida X-Wing Guard Acquitted in Valdes Beating
(p 6) -
Wisconsin Supermax Bans Local Paper
(p 7) -
Qualified Immunity Denied in CO Rape Case; Suit Settled for $70,000
(p 8) -
From the Editor
(p 8) -
Alabama Ad Seg Publication Ban Struck Down
(p 9) -
Eleventh Amendment Immunity for Illinois Sheriff Denied
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Morrissey Protections Required for WA Community Custody Revocation
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AZ Medical Copayment Not Retroactive
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Iowa Segregation Suit Settled
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Right to Associate Still Viable
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Construction Contractor Not Liable Under §1983 for Disabling Fire Safety Equipment
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Guard Reinstated After Nazi Flag Flap
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Habeas Hints: State Remedies
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DC Prisoners Sue VA Over Restraints
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Administrative Exhaustion Required in Third Circuit; U.S. S. Ct. Grants Review
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Build Jails, Not Schools: Ohio Prison Building Corruption
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Sodexho Bows to Pressure, Announces Sale of CCA Stock
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University Cancels Sodhexo-Marriott Contract
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PLRA Attorney's Fees Cap Applies to Nonprisoner Intervenors
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States of Confinement: Policing, Detention, and Prisons
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Pubic Hair Search of Released Jail Detainee Unconstitutional
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MO Consent Decree Modification Affirmed
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IFP Litigant Entitled to Amend Complaint
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News in Brief
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NY DOCS Guard Nets $300,000 for ADA Retaliation
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Certificate of Review Mandatory in Colorado Negligence Suits
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DC District Court Denies Guards' Summary Judgment Retaliation Case
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High Standard of Proof for Retaliation Claims
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No Immunity for Ignoring Prisoner Work Restrictions
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NY Prisoners Have Liberty Interest in Work Release
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Cursory Medical Treatment Cruel and Unusual
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Seventh Circuit Rejects ETS Claim
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