Nieves-Perez, Felipe

How courts have described this case

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• to recover money damages, plaintiff must identify intentional misconduct, and not mere negligence, by a named defendant
• “Shaw’s confinement 25 to a wheelchair and incontinence render him disabled within the meaning[] of the 26 ADA.”
• to recover money damages, plaintiff must identify intentional misconduct, and not mere negligence, by a named defendant
• to recover money damages, plaintiff must identify intentional misconduct, and not mere negligence, by a named defendant
• “We have no difficulty concluding that a handicapped-accessible toilet for disabled prisoners amounts to a service, the denial of which could establish a claim under either statute.”
• “We have no difficulty concluding that a handicapped-accessible toilet for disabled prisoners amounts to a service, the denial of which could establish a claim under either [the ADA or RA].”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).