· 1/11/1977
Pedro Arroyo and Christopher McCormack v. Peter M. Schaefer, Former Deputy Warden in Command, Manhattan House of Detention
Citations
- 548 F.2d 47
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- defining “conduct which ‘shocks the conscience’ ” as “circumstances indicating an evil intent, or recklessness, or at least deliberate indifference to the consequences of his conduct…”
- “Respondeat superior is not a doctrine that is applicable to § 1983 actions.”
- plaintiff must show evil intent, recklessness, or deliberate indifference
- plaintiff must show evil intent, recklessness, or deliberate indifference
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Judges: Moore, Feinberg, Gurfein
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