Can someone in prison sue for being denied medical services
The short answer would be yes--once he has satisfied the exhaustion requirement, under the Prison Litigation Reform Act, he can file a lawsuit...
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The short answer would be yes--once he has satisfied the exhaustion requirement, under the Prison Litigation Reform Act, he can file a lawsuit...
The best thing you can do is to contact your probation officer and have them confirm whether or not you are still on probation.
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It depends on the attorney (although I have my own personal preference.) In any case, call an attorney ASAP so that they can get you to a doctor...
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You need to contact a local civil rights attorney ASAP. Based on your post, it sounds like you might have a valid claim. - Malosack Berjis,...
Honestly, the first step would be to hire a criminal defense attorney.
You absolutely do not have to give your social security number under your constitutional right to privacy.
Sorry to hear about what happened to you--how scary. Honestly, your number one concern, right now, should be your health and obtaining proper...
In order to assert a claim based on inadequate, or a failure to provide, medical care, a prisoner or inmate must prove deliberate indifference to...
The contents of your post do not raise any civil rights issues. I'm going to edit the practice area of your post to "Internet," so that it can be...