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: The Volokh Conspiracy?Passion Release?
By Eugene Volokh
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From Houston v. Federal Medical Center Carswell, 2010 WL 363479 (N.D. Tex. Feb. 2): ?She [plaintiff] seeks compensatory monetary damages and seeks a ?passion release.??
Fortunately, the court goes on to explain, in a footnote: ?The reference to a ?passion release? is likely to the Bureau of Prisons?s ?compassionate release? program.? Glad that got cleared up.
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