· 3/13/1923
Hooning v. Henry
Citations
- 106 Or. 605
- 213 P. 139
- 1923 Ore. LEXIS 34
How courts have described this case
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- holding that “if no constitutional violation by the individual defendants is established, the municipal defendants cannot be held liable under § 1983”
- holding that analysis of whether the municipal defendant failed to provide its jail officers with adequate training is unnecessary when the plaintiff-detainee fails to establish that the officers committed a constitutional violation
- holding that analysis of whether the municipal defendant failed to provide its jail officers with adequate training is unnecessary when the plaintiff-detainee fails to establish that the officers committed a constitutional violation
- \It is not enough that there was a danger of which an officer should objectively have been aware.\
- “[I]t is not enough for a plaintiff to demonstrate a question of fact whether [officers] should have knoum ” relevant details of an inmate’s condition
- “It is not enough that there was a danger of which an officer should objectively have been aware.”
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Judges: Bean, Brown, McBride, McCourt
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