Sixth Circuit· 10/18/2006

Perez v. Oakland County

Citations

466 F.3d 416
2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 25754
2006 WL 2956513

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concluding that genuine issue of fact existed where plaintiff had “threatened and attempted suicide on several occasions in the past”
holding that such arguments “further suggest a lack of a link between County policy and [the inmate’s] suicide”
holding that an argument was waived where the plaintiff had an opportunity to raise it before the district court but did not do so
holding that there was a genuine issue of fact concerning the objective component of deliberate indifference based on attempted suicides in the past and the attempt in the same facility a month before suicide
noting that “once a prisoner has been deemed suicidal, it is clearly established 6 Case No. 23-5608, Bryant v. Hensley, et al. that the prisoner is entitled to continuing medical treatment”
granting qualified immunity because caselaw did not clearly establish that inmates enjoy a right to accurate suicide-risk assessments or effective suicide- monitoring arrangements

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Judges: Moore, Griffin, Cudahy

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