Harvey v. Erickson

How courts have described this case

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• holding that removal of a prisoner’s shoelaces, belts, socks, and pocket contents demonstrate an effort to assure his safety and a lack of deliberate indifference
• rejecting a claim of official liability for failure to train jail personnel to screen detainees for suicidal tendencies absent a showing of deliberate indifference
• rejecting a claim of official liability for failure to train jail personnel to screen detainees for suicidal tendencies absent a showing of deliberate indifference
• “Absent knowledge of a detainee’s suicidal tendencies, . . . failure to prevent suicide has never been held to constitute deliberate indifference.”
• no knowledge of suicide risk even when detainee was “intoxicated . . . emotional, depressed, and angry”
• no municipal liability where city faAed to train jaA personnel to screen detainees for suicidal tendencies

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).