McKinney v. Pierce

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• affirming summary judgment and holding that plaintiff's allegations of chest pain, discomfort, crying, and increased heart and sleep medications did not rise to the level of extreme or severe distress
• affirming summary judgment and holding that plaintiff’s allegations of chest pain, discomfort, crying, and increased heart and sleep medications did not rise to the level of extreme or severe distress
• affirming summary judgment and holding that plaintiffs allegations of chest pain, discomfort, and crying and that he had to increase his heart and sleep medications did not rise to the level of extreme or severe distress
• Plaintiffs failed to prove extreme or severe emotional distress when there was no evidence that plaintiffs sought medical or psychological treatment as a result of defendants' conduct.

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