Brian Anthony Crowley, Sr. v. Paul Hedgepeth John Emmett Unknown/unnamed Houn, Also Known as Chip, Sued as Mr. Houn Lester Houn

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• holding that an inmate must produce verifying medical evidence to show detrimental effect of a delay in medical treatment to avoid summary judgment
• explaining that plaintiff must place verifying medical evidence into record to establish effect lapse in treatment had on medical condition
• noting that a plaintiff must show verifying medical evidence that a delay in treatment had detrimental effect
• affirming summary judgment because plaintiff failed to submit medical evidence showing the delay in providing sunglasses adversely affected his prognosis
• inmate who complains about delay in medical treatment must present verifying medical evidence of detrimental effect of delay
• inmate complaining of delay in medical treatment must present—at the summary judgment stage—verifying medical evidence to show that the delay had detrimental effect

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