Seventh Circuit· 7/24/1998

Armstrong v. Squadrito

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152 F.3d 564
1998 U.S. App. LEXIS 17018

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holding that the Eighth Amendment \applies only to a convicted prisoner rather than a pretrial detainee whose rights receive the protection of due process\
analyzing whether jailers were delib- erately indifferent to detainee’s prolonged detention caused by clerical error
holding 57-day detention without initial appearance violated substantive due process
finding substantive due process violation after a delay of fifty-seven days
finding substantive due process violation after a delay of fifty-seven days
“[B]ecause this decision rein- states Armstrong’s federal claims, on remand the district court should en- tertain supplemental jurisdiction over Armstrong’s state law claims.”

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