Eighth Circuit· 2/15/1995

Boyd v. Knox

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47 F.3d 966
1995 U.S. App. LEXIS 2797

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concluding that a three-week delay in dental care, coupled with knowledge that an inmate is suffering, can support a finding of an Eighth Amendment violation
holding that supervisory liability under § 1983 arises if supervisor knowingly facilitated, approved, condoned, or turned a blind eye to unconstitutional conduct
concluding that a three- week delay in dental care, coupled with knowledge that an inmate is suffering, can support a finding of an Eighth Amendment violation
holding a three week delay, “coupled with knowledge of inmate-patient’s suffering, can support a finding of an Eighth Amendment violation”
“noting that a delay in treatment, coupled with knowledge that an inmate is suffering, can support a finding of an Eighth Amendment violation”
holding a three-week delay, “coupled with knowledge of inmate-patient’s suffering, can support a finding of an Eighth Amendment violation”

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