· 6/12/1856
Hæfgan v. Harrison
Citations
- 7 Ind. 594
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “a prison official does not violate the ADA when failing to attend to the medical needs of disabled prisoners.”
- holding that “a prison official does not violate the ADA when failing to attend to the medical needs of disabled prisoners.”
- holding that a person who is not personally responsible for a delay is not accountable for the conduct of his coworkers and/or subordinates
- “A claim for inadequate medical treatment is improper under the ADA.”
- “A claim for inadequate medical treatment is improper under the ADA.”
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Judges: Davison
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