Gibson v. Moskowitz

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• holding that it was objectively medically serious when a mentally disturbed inmate was treated with medication that impaired his ability to regulate temperature while he was placed into a hot observation room
• finding the dehydration of an inmate who died after being confined in a 90-plus degree observation room to be an objectively serious medical condition
• applying state law cap on non-economic damages for medical malpractice claims to plaintiff's medical malpractice claim but not to a § 1983 claim alleging an Eighth Amendment violation

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