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Second Circuit· 6/1/1981

Lareau v. Manson

Citations

  • 651 F.2d 96
  • 1981 U.S. App. LEXIS 12711

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  • holding that a prison’s failure to screen new inmates for infectious diseases violated the Eighth Amendment
  • holding that the failure 11 to adequately screen newly arrived inmates for communicable diseases would violate the Eighth 12 Amendment “since it represents an ‘(omission
  • holding that the failure to adequately screen newly arrived inmates for communicable diseases would violate the Eighth Amendment “since it represents an ‘(omission
  • stating that the “failure to adequately screen a screen newly arrived inmates for communicable diseases” would constitute “deliberate indifference to serious medical needs”
  • stating that the “failure to adequately screen a screen newly arrived inmates for communicable diseases” would constitute “deliberate indifference to serious medical needs”
  • relying on these standards in assessing the meaning of “adequate shelter” and holding floor-sleeping unconstitutional

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Judges: Friendly, Mansfield

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