· 6/15/1850
Lalande v. Breaux
Citations
- 5 La. 505
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- concluding that pris- oner’s request for declaratory judgment that police detective engaged in unconstitutional conduct during search and arrest did not satisfy Ex parte Young exception
- noting split of authority regarding standard applied to an arrestee’s denial of medical care and applying Fourth Amendment
- analyzing claim challenging conditions of confinement during pretrial detention under Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Clause
- following Colon because, although acknowledging that Iqbal may have established heightened pleading requirements for supervisory liability, the Second Circuit has not rejected the standard in Colon and the Second Circuit has not addressed how Iqbal affects Colon
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Judges: Slidell
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