Jankowiak v. McAllister

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the right must be clearly established “in light of the specific context of the case, not as a broad general proposition”
• affirming summary judgment in defendant’s favor where the plaintiff “offer[ed] no evidence of a pattern of constitutional violations” and “[did] not argue that proving a pattern of constitutional violations is unnecessary”
• affirming summary judgment in defendant’s favor where the plaintiff “offer[ed] no evidence of a pattern of constitutional violations” and “[did] not argue that proving a pattern of constitutional violations is unnecessary”
• “[W]e apply the same deliberate- indifference standard no matter which amendment provides the constitutional basis for the claim.”
• “The Fourteenth Amendment’s due-process clause provides pretrial detainees the same protection for medical attention as convicted inmates receive under the Eighth Amendment.”
• “[T]o hold a municipality liable, a plaintiff must prove that (1) an official policy or custom (2) caused the plaintiff’s constitutional injury and (3

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).