Ninth Circuit· 8/23/2019

Adree Edmo v. Corizon, Inc.

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935 F.3d 757

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holding that “[prisoner’s] gender dysphoria is a sufficiently serious medical need to trigger the State’s obligations under the Eighth Amendment.”
holding that a party must succeed on the merits of his claims to obtain a permanent injunction
holding that “[prisoner’s] gender dysphoria is a sufficiently serious medical need to trigger the State’s obligations under the Eighth Amendment.”
holding that a prison psychologist was deliberately indifferent for denying an inmate’s requests for sex-reassignment surgery despite providing hormone therapy
holding that continued ineffective treatment plan “stopped short of what was medically necessary”
holding that continued ineffective treatment plan “stopped short of what was medically necessary”

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