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· 8/16/2013

Jerry Vandiver v. Prison Health Services, Inc.

Citations

  • 727 F.3d 580
  • 2013 WL 4309118
  • 2013 U.S. App. LEXIS 17028

How courts have described this case

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  • recognizing that plaintiff demonstrated imminent danger where he was an inmate who was not receiving adequate pain medication after surgery for complications resulting from Hepatis C and diabetes
  • finding that allegations of imminent threat that are conclusory or clearly baseless do not justify exception from Section 1915(g)
  • finding that allegations of imminent threat that are conclusory or clearly baseless do not justify exception from Section 1915(g)
  • finding that allegation of imminent threat based on past dangers does not justify exception from Section 1915(g)
  • finding that allegation of imminent threat based on past dangers does not justify exception from Section 1915(g)
  • explaining that the prisoner’s allegations “must be sufficient to allow a court to draw reasonable inferences that the [alleged] danger exists”

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Judges: Moore, Kethledge, Stranch

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