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Fifth Circuit· 4/22/2020

Laddy Valentine v. Bryan Collier

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  • 956 F.3d 797

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  • holding that despite the COVID-19 pandemic the PLRA’s exhaustion requirements cannot be waived or excused
  • stating that there is “no doubt” that COVID-19 poses a risk of serious harm
  • noting that whether prison conditions pose a substantial risk of serious harm from COVID-19, or any other risk, must be determined \after accounting for the protective measures [the prison system] has taken\
  • explaining the incidents of infections in prisons do not alone violate the Eighth Amendment, as prisons are densely populated residences subject to outbreaks
  • vacating preliminary injunction because protective measures did not show state of mind necessary for deliberate indifference
  • vacating preliminary injunction because protective measures did not show state of mind necessary for deliberate indifference

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