Eleventh Circuit· 12/15/2003

John Carter v. James Galloway

Citations

352 F.3d 1346
2003 U.S. App. LEXIS 25220
2003 WL 22938549

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holding that there must be much more than mere awareness of an inmate’s generally problematic nature
holding that there must be much more than mere awareness of an inmate’s generally problematic nature
holding that jail officials’ generalized awareness that an inmate was a violence-prone troublemaker was not enough to show they were subjectively aware that he posed a substantial risk of serious harm to the plaintiff
holding that “much more” than mere awareness of generally problematic nature is required
explaining that deliberate indifference requires “much more than mere awareness” of the “generally problematic nature” of an issue
noting that a generalized awareness of risk that an inmate is problematic may satisfy an objective standard or negligence, but it does not satisfy the subjective standard required

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Judges: Edmondson, Cox, Paul

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