· 7/9/2001
Glen Delaney v. George Detella, Glenn Malone, Christopher Hughes, Eugene McAdory Clarence Wright, Donald Burns, and David Walker
Citations
- 256 F.3d 679
- 2001 U.S. App. LEXIS 15389
- 2001 WL 760641
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- concluding that Stateville officials accused of denying plaintiff all out-of-cell exercise for six months could not rely on defense of qualified immunity
- concluding that Stateville officials accused of denying plaintiff all out‐of‐cell exercise for six months could not rely on defense of qualified immunity
- holding that the facility’s warden is the proper defendant to answer for claims regarding conditions of confinement and to carry out any injunctive relief granted
- holding that inmate denied meaningful chance to exercise for six months created viable Eighth Amendment claim
- holding that the facility’s warden is the proper defendant to answer for claims regarding conditions of confinement and to conduct any injunctive relief granted
- holding that inmate denied meaningful chance to exercise for six months created viable Eighth Amendment claim
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Judges: Ripple, Evans, Williams
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