May 2020 AELE case notes and publications alert
U.S. Supreme Court Again Declines to Expand Bivens Civil Rights Remedy.
May Law Enforcement Liability Reporter:
This issue has cases on disability discrimination, false arrest/imprisonment: no warrant, firearms related: intentional use, immigrants and immigration issues, public protection: suicidal persons, search and seizure: home/business, search and seizure: person, and search and seizure: search warrants.
May Fire, Police & Corrections Personnel Reporter: This issue has cases on age discrimination, First Amendment, FLSA – administrative & executive exemptions, handicap/abilities discrimination – reasonable accommodation, pregnancy discrimination, religious discrimination, union activity, veterans and other preference laws, whistleblower protection, and workers’ compensation.
May Jail and Prisoner Law Bulletin:
This issue has cases on COVID-19, disability discrimination: prisoners, medical care, prisoner assault: by officers, prisoner suicide, segregation: administrative, transsexual prisoners, and visitation.
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