Darrell R. Page v. Charles R. Sharpe

How courts have described this case

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• conduct in the giving or failing to supply treatment to prisoners which shocks the conscience is actionable under 1983
• mere negligence, in the absence of conduct which shocks the conscience, in giving or failing to supply medical treatment to prisoners, does not state a section 1983 violation
• mere negligence, in the absence of conduct which shocks the conscience, in giving or failing to supply medical treatment to prisoners, does not state a section 1983 violation
• “mere negligence, in the absence of conduct which shocks the conscious, in giving or failing to supply medical treatment to prisoners will not suffice”
• unsuccessful client suing his appointed attorney

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).