· 1/12/1999
Barbara Ann Collignon and Marc Collignon, of the Estate of Jonathan Collignon v. Milwaukee County, Grace Downing, Joseph Lofy
Citations
- 163 F.3d 982
How courts have described this case
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- holding that even placing an inmate on suicide watch may not demonstrate a subjective awareness of a substantial risk of imminent suicide
- holding that even placing an inmate on suicide watch may not demonstrate a subjective awareness of a substantial risk of imminent suicide
- stating that the county had a duty to provide for the basic medical needs of a pretrial detainee
- plaintiffs cannot maintain that the state had an obligation to stop a pre-trial detainee from committing suicide once he had been released from jail
- mere disagreement about which of many professionally acceptable treatment plans should have been implemented does not make out a substantive due process claim
- mere disagreement about which of many professionally acceptable treatment plans should have been implemented does not make out a substantive due process claim
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Judges: Manion, Flaum, Manton, Evans
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