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Resolved Question: What should ICE officials do in this situation Judge denies force feeding immigrant possible lawsuit ?

A federal judge in Brownsville has denied a request from immigration officials to force feed an illegal immigrant on a hunger strike at the Port Isabel Detention Center. http://www.valleycentral.com/news/news_story.aspx?id=341737 U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials requested a temporary restraining order to force feed inmate Devenish Sorzano. A request filed before U.S. District Court Judge Andrew Hanen shows that Sorzano went on hunger strike on August 13th – the day after being denied an immigration bond. Court records allege that the Trinidad and Tobago immigrant refuses to eat, drink water or let detention center medical staff monitor his vital signs or take blood samples. ICE officials said in court records filed Monday that Sorzano appeared drowsy, dehydrated and was using slurred speech. “As of this morning, detainee is laying on bed in fetal position and refuses to uncover his head to speak to medical staff,” one ICE official wrote in a memo dated on Monday. Sorzano allegedly told one detention center that that he intends to continue his hunger strike until he is “free”. ICE officials are preparing a statement on the case but court records show that Judge Hanen was not convinced by the agency’s request. “…the United States has not show that irreparable injury will result absent entry of a temporary restraining order,” Hanen wrote denying ICE’s request to force feed, give medically necessary fluids and monitor Sorzano’s vital signs. But Judge Hanen ordered that trained medical professionals employ the least amount of force necessary to monitor his vital signs in addition to establishing whether Sorzano’s life or helath will be threatened without forced treatment. Court records Sorzano does not yet have an attorney to represent him in the temporary restraining order case but a hearing for the case is set for Tuesday, September 1st. Records show that Sorzano entered the United States on a tourist visa in 1990 and overstayed. He was arrested for a domestic violence case in Arundel County, Maryland where authorities learned about immigration status. Sorzano is fighting to stay in the United States and has an immigration hearing scheduled for September 9th. more

Resolved Question: How Much Will I Get For the Accident?

I know this question has been asked time and time again, but I want a ballpark of how much I'm going to get for my personal injury claim from my car accident. I was hit in December by a madwoman, and was taken by ambulance to the nearest hospital where I was treated for cervical and lumbar strain. I had physical therapy for a month and a half. I still have flare ups in my neck, quite frequently, but I haven't seen a doctor about them because there's nothing much he can do. They only last for a few days, and by the time I get an appointment the pain will be gone, and wouldn't you know that they always happen to start up on a Friday. I've heard the 3x the medical bills formula, but should I be compensated for the fact that I lost my job due to my inability to work (I hadn't been working there for more than a year so FMLA didn't apply in that case). I was out of work for a month before they fired me. My car wasn't badly damaged, because it's old school and completely made of steel, so they replaced the bumper and all is well, allegedly. But it definitely makes noises that it wasn't before the accident. Facts from me: I'm 24 years old, had a pre-existing back injury that I was medically cleared from, never been in a car accident, the accident was the other driver's fault, and I'm still unemployed but have been actively seeking employment since I was cleared by my doc from this accident, medical bills total up to around 4,000 dollars, I live in Maryland and the accident happened in Maryland. I have an attorney, and I know they're going to rape me for what little I get. more

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