Eleventh Circuit· 8/29/2019

Mitchell Marbury v. Warden

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936 F.3d 1227

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holding that to establish causation a “plaintiff must show a necessary causal link between the officer's failure to act reasonably and the plaintiff's injury.”
holding plaintiff can prove subjective com- ponent using “circumstantial evidence” (citation and internal quo- tation marks omitted)
emphasizing that “subjective awareness of only some risk of harm to a prisoner is insufficient for a deliberate-indifference claim”
holding plaintiff can prove subjective com- ponent using “circumstantial evidence” (citation and internal quo- tation marks omitted)
holding plaintiff can prove subjective com- ponent using “circumstantial evidence” (citation and internal quo- tation marks omitted)
emphasizing that “subjective awareness of only some risk of harm to a prisoner is insufficient for a deliberate-indifference claim”

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