Eighth Circuit· 8/20/2009

McRaven v. Sanders

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577 F.3d 974
2009 U.S. App. LEXIS 18816
2009 WL 2525579

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concluding officer who was trained in but did not perform CPR on unconscious prisoner for seven minutes not entitled to qualified immunity
denying qualified immunity where officer “made no attempt to resuscitate” the prisoner “for seven minutes before paramedics arrive[d]”
denying qualified immunity where “officers knew the cocktail of drugs taken by [detainee], and the drug intoxication evaluation showed a severely intoxicated detainee”
denying qualified immunity where an inmate exhibited 3 We note that in our recent decision, Bailey v. Feltmann, No. 14-3859, 2016 WL 191929 (8th Cir. Jan. 15, 2016
noting that “[a]lthough medical negligence does not violate” the Eighth Amendment—which proscribes “unnecessary and wanton infliction of pain”—“medical treatment may so deviate from the applicable standard of care as to evidence . . . deliberate indifference” (cleaned up
noting that “[a]lthough medical negligence does not violate” the Eighth Amendment—which proscribes “unnecessary and wanton infliction of pain”—“medical treatment may so deviate from the applicable standard of care as to evidence . . . deliberate indifference” (cleaned up

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Judges: Bye, Hansen, Benton

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