Daniel Adam Powell
AisleOne (Free subscription) | 01/12/2008
Daniel Powell is a recent graduate of the University for the Creative Arts at Farnham with a superb portfolio. His portfolio is small but every piece is of top quality.
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State ready to defy judge on prison hospitals
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 28/10/2008
Henderson said at an earlier hearing that he was prepared to hold Schwarzenegger and Chiang in contempt, with fines against the state of as much as $2 million a day, unless they turn over $250 million in prison funding that the Legislature has already approved. But at today's hearing in San Francisco, Deputy Attorney General Daniel Powell said the state is not legally required to follow...
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State defies federal judge, hangs onto money for prison health care
Prisonmovement's Weblog (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
Henderson said at an earlier hearing that he was prepared to hold Schwarzenegger and Chiang in contempt, with fines against the state of as much as $2 million a day, unless they turn over $250 million in prison funding that the Legislature has already approved. But at today’s hearing in San Francisco, Deputy Attorney General Daniel Powell said the state is not legally required to follow...
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State defies federal judge, hangs onto money for prison health care
San Fransisco Chronicle (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
Henderson said at an earlier hearing that he was prepared to hold Schwarzenegger and Chiang in contempt, with fines against the state of as much as $2 million a day, unless they turn over $250 million in prison funding that the Legislature has already approved. But at today's hearing in San Francisco, Deputy Attorney General Daniel Powell said the state is not legally required to follow...
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Calif. prison case to test state sovereignty
Miami Herald (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
... money from its treasury and must instead negotiate with lawmakers.State Assistant Attorney General Daniel Powell told Henderson the receiver's request for money would violate a 1995 federal law intended to limit federal judges' power in inmates' rights cases. The Prison Litigation Reform Act prohibits judges from ordering states to build prisons, the administration says."Our fundamental...
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Calif. prison case to test state sovereignty
kansascity.com (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
... its treasury and must instead negotiate with lawmakers.
State Assistant Attorney General Daniel Powell told Henderson the receiver's request for money would violate a 1995 federal law intended to limit federal judges' power in inmates' rights cases. The Prison Litigation Reform Act prohibits judges from ordering states to build prisons, the administration says.
"Our fundamental...
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Calif. prison case to test state sovereignty
Seattle Times (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
... money from its treasury and must instead negotiate with lawmakers.State Assistant Attorney General Daniel Powell told Henderson the receiver's request for money would violate a 1995 federal law intended to limit federal judges' power in inmates' rights cases. The Prison Litigation Reform Act prohibits judges from ordering states to build prisons, the administration says."Our fundamental...
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Calif. prison case to test state sovereignty
Sacramento Bee (Free subscription) | 27/10/2008
... try to take $250 million dollars from the state treasury," said state Assistant Attorney General Daniel Powell.He argued that the receiver's request for money - and any payment order from Henderson - would violate a 1995 federal law designed to limit federal judges' power in inmates' rights cases. The Prison Litigation Reform Act prohibits judges from ordering states to build prisons,...
