McBride v. Deer

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• concluding that defendant correctional officer’s threat to spray inmate with mace did not violate Eighth Amendment
• concluding that defendant correctional officer’s threat to spray inmate with mace did not violate Eighth Amendment
• holding that “acts ... resulting in an inmate being subjected to nothing more than threats and verbal taunts do not violate the Eighth Amendment.”
• recognizing that “acts or omissions resulting in an inmate being subjected to nothing more than threats and verbal taunts do not violate the Eighth Amendment”
• concluding that defendant correctional officer’s threat to spray inmate with mace did not violate Eighth Amendment
• concluding that forcing an inmate-plaintiff to live in a feces- covered cell for three (3) days violated the Eighth Amendment

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).