Arlington Leon Brown, 036932 v. Sgt. Chris Hughes, Chief Deputy Charles Tompkins, Etc.

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• holding that delay of treatment for an inmate’s broken foot of a few hours was a cognizable injury under the constitution
• holding that “a deliberate delay on the order of hours in providing care for a ... broken foot is sufficient to state a constitutional claim”
• holding that delay of a few hours in treating an inmate’s broken foot, including failing to treat the pain resulting therefrom, may constitute an Eight Amendment violation
• finding that a few hours' delay in receiving medical care for urgent needs such as broken bones may constitute deliberate indifference
• finding that delay of a few hours in treating an inmate’s broken foot could constitute a violation of the Eighth Amendment
• finding that delay of a few hours in treating an inmate’s broken foot could constitute a violation of the Eighth Amendment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).