· 1/23/1998
Bolton v. Goord
Citations
- 992 F. Supp. 604
- 1998 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 623
- 1998 WL 28262
How courts have described this case
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- noting that de minimis instances of violence in double cells were insufficient to establish a substantial risk of serious harm
- finding that using the toilet in front of cellmates, “while undoubtedly embarrassing and uncomfortable, does not approach the standard of inhumane conditions that violate the Eighth Amendment”
- finding no substantial risk of harm when trial produced no evidence of inmates with active infection housed in double cells
- “[t]he Eighth Amendment does not guarantee a certain type of ventilation system or a certain rate of air exchange.”
- “New York has not created a liberty interest in single cell housing.”
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Judges: Stein
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