N. H. Newman v. State of Alabama and Bill Baxley, Attorney General for the State of Alabama, United States of America, Amicus Curiae

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• holding that the unavailability of prosthetic devices to inmates can constitute deliberate indifference
• noting that a prison’s alleged failure to provide “eyeglasses and prosthetic devices” may contribute to an Eighth Amendment claim
• noting that a prison’s alleged failure to provide “eyeglasses and prosthetic devices” may contribute to an Eighth Amendment claim
• evaluating “systemic medical deficiencies” and concluding that the prison system’s health care facilities were constitutionally inadequate
• evaluating “systemic medical deficiencies” and concluding that the prison system’s health care facilities were constitutionally inadequate
• evaluating “systemic medical deficiencies” and concluding that the prison system’s health care facilities were constitutionally inadequate

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).