Feigley v. Fulcomer

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• concluding that prison officials did not violate the Eighth Amendment by failing to segregate inmates who tested positive for HIV or AIDS from other inmates
• rejecting claim that failure to require segregation constituted cruel and unusual punishment; noting that mandatory testing not effective because of delay between infection and appearance of HIV antibodies
• prison officials did not violate Eighth Amendment by failing to segregate carriers of the AIDS virus

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