A. P. v. Texas Department of Family and Protective Services

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• implying that whether an employee acted with the requisite intent for purposes of § 2744.03(A)(6) would be submitted to a jury
• reiterating that this test applies to Fourteenth Amendment deliberate indifference claims
• discussing departure from analyzing Eighth and Fourteenth Amendment deliberate indifference claims under the same rubric following Kingsley and Brawner, supra
• discussing the departure from analyzing Eighth and Fourteenth Amendment deliberate indifference claims under the same rubric following Kingsley and Brawner
• discussing departure from analyzing Eighth and Fourteenth Amendment deliberate indifference claims under the same rubric following Kingsley and Brawner, supra
• discussing departure from analyzing Eighth and Fourteenth Amendment deliberate indifference claims under the same rubric following Kingsley and Brawner, supra

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