· 2/3/2004
Louis David Johnson, Jr. v. Unknown Dellatifa (03-1497/1880) Unknown Carline (03-1506/1865) S. Powers (03-1555/1833) Dave Stasewish (03-1559/1835)
Citations
- 357 F.3d 539
- 57 Fed. R. Serv. 3d 1108
- 2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 1536
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that harassment and verbal abuse do not constitute the type of infliction of pain that the Eighth Amendment prohibits
- concluding that harassment and verbal abuse do not constitute the type of infliction of pain that the Eighth Amendment prohibits
- holding that even harassment that constitutes “shameful and utterly unprofessional behavior” is insufficient to constitute cruel and unusual punishment
- holding that harassment and verbal abuse do not constitute the type of infliction of pain that the Eighth Amendment prohibits
- holding that even harassment that constitutes “shameful and utterly unprofessional behavior” is insufficient to constitute cruel and unusual punishment
- holding that harassment and verbal abuse do not constitute the type of infliction of pain that the Eighth Amendment prohibits
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Judges: Martin, Moore, Weber
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