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· 6/25/1996

Federal Case

Citations

  • 83 F.3d 198

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  • holding that lack of safety training equipment, including no steel-toed boots and no safety straps on moving dollies in warehouse, as well as allegations of a pattern of injuries, showed at most negligence for not taking better safety precautions
  • even assuming that the administrator was aware of safety problems at the warehouse, such a showing falls short of creating a genuine issue of deliberate indifference to workplace safety
  • even assuming that the administrator was aware of safety problems at the warehouse, such a showing falls short of creating a genuine issue of deliberate indifference to workplace safety

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