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· 10/20/1988

Donnie Lair v. Dr. Walter Oglesby, Psychiatrist, Maximum Security Unit

Citations

  • 859 F.2d 605
  • 1988 U.S. App. LEXIS 14277
  • 1988 WL 108416

How courts have described this case

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  • mere disagreement about which medication should have been prescribed does not constitute an Eighth Amendment violation
  • mere disagreement about which medication should have been prescribed does not constitute an Eighth Amendment violation
  • mere disagreement about which medication should have been prescribed does not constitute an Eighth Amendment violation
  • mere disagreement about which medication should have been prescribed does not constitute an Eighth Amendment violation
  • mere disagreement about which medication should have been prescribed does not constitute an Eighth Amendment violation
  • mere disagreement about which medication should have been prescribed does not constitute an Eighth Amendment violation

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Judges: Heaney, Bright, Bowman

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