Fifth Circuit· 12/8/1999

Harris v. Hegmann

Citations

198 F.3d 153
1999 U.S. App. LEXIS 32105
1999 WL 1128248

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holding that a prisoner’s broken jaw, not its damaged appearance, was the substantial risk of bodily harm
holding that a prisoner’s broken jaw, not its damaged appearance, was the substantial risk of bodily harm
holding that an inmate with a broken jaw and “excruciating pain” stated a claim for relief
holding that a prisoner’s broken jaw, although not certain to be broken until days later, met the objective requirement on the day it was broken
holding that a prisoner’s broken jaw, although not certain to be broken until days later, met the objective requirement on the day it was broken
holding that under the section 1997e exhaustion requirement, limitations on a prisoner’s section 1983 claim is tolled during administrative proceedings

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Judges: King, Stewart, Rosenthal

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