Aki Saad El'amin v. James E. Pearce, F. Womack, E.J. Calhoun, B.D. Glanville, C.M. Bishop and M v. McDaniels

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• holding that a jailer’s use of force against a prisoner is not always a constitutional violation
• holding that a difference of opinion over the adequacy of medical treatment cannot provide the basis for an Eighth Amendment claim
• noting that a jailer’s use of force against a prisoner is not always a constitutional violation
• A mere difference of opinion over the adequacy of medical treatment received cannot provide the basis for an Eighth Amendment claim.
• A mere difference of opinion over the adequacy of medical treatment received cannot provide the basis for an Eighth Amendment claim.
• A mere difference of opinion over the adequacy of medical treatment received cannot provide the basis for an Eighth Amendment claim.

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