| Prison Law 2012 TOC |
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| Chapter 1: Health Care in Prison |
Alexander A. Reinert ~ Assistant Professor of Law, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
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| Chapter 2: Reynolds v. Schriro: There Is Life after the PLRA |
Dori A. Lewis ~ Senior Supervising Attorney, Prisoners' Rights Project, Legal Aid Society
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| Chapter 3: Consent Decree with Medical Conditions |
Dori A. Lewis ~ Senior Supervising Attorney, Prisoners' Rights Project, Legal Aid Society
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| Chapter 4: Public Health Law Section 206(26): The New York State Department of Health (DOH) Oversight Law |
Tracie M. Gardner ~ Director of New York State Policy & Coordinator of Women's Initiative to Stop HIV (WISH), Legal Action Center
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| Chapter 5: The Constitutional Law of Isolated Confinement |
John Boston ~ Director - Prisoners' Rights Project, The Legal Aid Society
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| Chapter 6: Litigation Strategies for Challenging Segregation |
Brett Dignam ~ Clinical Professor of Law, Columbia Law School
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| Chapter 7: The Dangerous Overuse of Solitary Confinement in the United States |
David C. Fathi ~ Director, ACLU National Prison Project, American Civil Liberties Union
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| Chapter 8: A Memorial on Solitary Confinement |
David C. Fathi ~ Director, ACLU National Prison Project, American Civil Liberties Union
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| Chapter 9: Senate Bill 11-176 |
David C. Fathi ~ Director, ACLU National Prison Project, American Civil Liberties Union
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| Chapter 10: Litigation & Legislative Efforts to End Isolated Confinement for Prisoners with Serious Mental Illness in New York: Disability Advocates, Inc. v. New York State Office of Mental Health, et al. & the "SHU Exclusion Law" |
Nina Loewenstein ~ Senior Staff Attorney, Disability Advocates, Inc.
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| Chapter 11: Disability Advocates, Inc. v. NYS Office of Mental Health |
Nina Loewenstein ~ Senior Staff Attorney, Disability Advocates, Inc.
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| Chapter 12: DAI. v. OMH--Private Settlement Agreement |
Nina Loewenstein ~ Senior Staff Attorney, Disability Advocates, Inc.
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| Chapter 13: SHU Exclusion Law Provisions |
Nina Loewenstein ~ Senior Staff Attorney, Disability Advocates, Inc.
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| Chapter 14: DOCS Superintendent's Hearing: Method of Determination |
Nina Loewenstein ~ Senior Staff Attorney, Disability Advocates, Inc.
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| Chapter 15: Ethical Issues in Prison Actions |
Nelson Tebbe ~ Professor of Law, Brooklyn Law School
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| Chapter 16: Prisoners with Developmental Disabilities and Related Conditions: The Potential for Collaborative Remedies |
Sara Norman ~ Managing Attorney, Prison Law Office
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| Chapter 17: Disciplinary Process for Inmates in the Developmental Disability Program, and Responsibilities of the Staff Assistant |
Sara Norman ~ Managing Attorney, Prison Law Office
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| Chapter 18: Lessons from a Mother's Program in Prison |
Kathy Boudin ~ Director, Criminal Justice Initiative: Supporting Children, Families and Communities, Assistant Adjunct Professor, Columbia University School of Social Work
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| Chapter 19: CHIPP Program Overview |
Tammy White-Gonzalez ~ Special Assistant to the Director of CHIPP, NYC Administration for Children's Services
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| Chapter 20: ACS Children of Incarcerated Parents Program (CHIPP)--FAQ |
Tammy White-Gonzalez ~ Special Assistant to the Director of CHIPP, NYC Administration for Children's Services
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| Chapter 21: ACS Memo (2006)--Permanency Planning with Incarcerated Parents |
Tammy White-Gonzalez ~ Special Assistant to the Director of CHIPP, NYC Administration for Children's Services
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| Chapter 22: Memorandum--Permanency Planning with Incarcerated Parents |
Tammy White-Gonzalez ~ Special Assistant to the Director of CHIPP, NYC Administration for Children's Services
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| Chapter 23: Letter from the Executive Director |
Tammy White-Gonzalez ~ Special Assistant to the Director of CHIPP, NYC Administration for Children's Services
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| Chapter 24: Ethical Issues in Prison Actions (PowerPoint Slides) |
Nelson Tebbe ~ Professor of Law, Brooklyn Law School
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| Chapter 25: Index to Prison Law 2012 |
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