Andrews v. Camden County

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a prisoner’s subjective dissatisfaction with his medical care does not in itself indicate deliberate indifference
• “Even if a doctor's judgment concerning the proper course of a prisoner's treatment ultimately is shown to be mistaken, at most what would be proved is medical malpractice and not an Eighth Amendment violation unless deliberate indifference be shown.”
• “Even if a doctor’s judgment concerning the proper course of a prisoner’s treatment ultimately is shown to be mistaken, at most what would be proved is medical malpractice and not an Eighth Amendment violation unless deliberate indifference be shown.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).