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JOHNSON v. RIVERAUnited States Seventh Circuit
Civil RightsFederal courts should toll state statutes of limitations for 42 USC 1983 actions while prison inmates exhaust their administrative remedies under the... |
11/29/2001 | 99-2093 |
ARMSTRONG v. DAVISUnited States Ninth Circuit
Civil RightsDisabled prisoners who did not receive accommodations at parole hearings have standing to assert claims on behalf of other disabled prisoners when... |
11/28/2001 | 00-15132 |
CORR. SERVS. CORP. v. MALESKOUnited States Supreme Court
Civil RightsPrisoners may not bring Bivens actions against a private corporation operating a prison under contract with the Bureau of Prisons. |
11/27/2001 | 00-860 |
ESTATE OF JAMES H. BONCHER v. BROWN COUNTYUnited States Seventh Circuit
Civil RightsJail that complied with state's minimum standards for suicide prevention entitled to summary judgment on deliberate indifference claim for prisoner... |
11/27/2001 | 01-1447 |
EGEBERGH v. NICHOLSONUnited States Seventh Circuit
Civil RightsPolice officers who knew prisoner was diabetic and needed regular shots of insulin to avoid potentially fatal injury were not entitled to qualified... |
11/27/2001 | 01-1272 |
MCLAUGHLIN v. WATSONUnited States Third Circuit
Civil RightsUS attorney's alleged "urging" of state attorney general's office to take adverse actions against police officers is entitled to qualified immunity. |
11/21/2001 | 00-2377, 01-1372 |
NELSON v. HEISSUnited States Ninth Circuit
Civil Rights38 USC 5301(a) prohibits prison officials from tapping into a prisoner's veterans benefits to pay for overdrafts in the prisoner's trust account. |
11/21/2001 | 00-55523 |
ADAMS v. BOY SCOUTS OF AM.United States Eighth Circuit
Civil RightsPrivate actor does not become a state actor by summoning law enforcement officials to remove plaintiff from its premises. |
11/21/2001 | 00-1424 |
NAACP v. DUVAL COUNTY SCH.United States Eleventh Circuit
Civil Rights, Education LawPresence of racially identifiable schools in a district in a school system found to have engaged in past de jure segregation will not preclude a... |
11/19/2001 | 99-12049 |
HARLEN ASSOCS. v. INC. VILLAGE OF MINEOLAUnited States Second Circuit
Civil RightsCivil rights plaintiff claiming discrimination based on a "class of one" must still show some improper animus or no rational basis for the government... |
11/19/2001 | 01-7039 |
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