Eleventh Circuit· 4/2/2014

Jody O'Neil Harrison v. Grantt Culliver

Citations

746 F.3d 1288
2014 WL 1304010
2014 U.S. App. LEXIS 6093

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holding that a denial of a pro se state prisoner’s motion for discovery was not an abuse of discretion, in prisoner’s § 1983 action
holding that the failure to dispute facts and present evidence to the contrary yielded an independent basis for summary judgment
holding that to hold a supervisor liable, the plaintiff must establish that the widespread abuse “puts the responsible supervisor on notice of the need to correct the alleged deprivation”
holding that a prison official can be liable for the flow of weapons into a prison if the official has “actual notice of a flagrant, persistent pattern of violations”
holding that the prison warden could not be held liable despite evidence of four assaults in a specific location over three years because such evidence was “hardly sufficient” to demonstrate that the prison was one “where violence and terror reign”
holding that the prison warden could not be held liable despite evidence of four assaults in a specific location over three years because such evidence was “hardly sufficient” to demonstrate that the prison was one “where violence and terror reign.”

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Judges: Carnes, Tjoflat, Marra

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