Cases pin-citing Sanchez v. Johnson
Sanchez v. Johnson · 2005 · 4 pinpoint citations from 3 cases, 4 distinct passages.
Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California, Inc.
· 2012-02-22 · Supreme Court · 2 pin-cites
· pin 416 F.3d at 1051
“[T]he flexible, admin- istrative standards embodied in [§30(A)] do not reflect a Congressional intent to provide a private remedy for their violation”
Thorpe v. District of Columbia
· 2012-02-14 · District of Columbia · pin 416 F.3d at 1051
“Currently, DMH has only two individuals whose part-time job is to “work with” individuals in nursing facilities, meaning to oversee the PASRR assessment process; only one of these individuals is assigned to assist with transitions from nursing facilities on a part-time basis”
Hawaii Coalition for Health v. Hawaii
· 2008-09-04 · D. Hawaii · pin 416 F.3d at 1051
“A statutory provision that refers to the individual only in the context of describing the necessity of developing statewide policies and procedures does not reflect a clear Congressional intent to create a private right of action.”