Prude v. Clarke

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• recognizing that the provision “of tainted or otherwise sickening food, with the effect of causing substantial weight loss, vomiting, stomach pains, and . . . an anal fissure” supported an Eighth Amendment claim
• sickening food that caused substantial weight loss, vomiting, and stomach pains would violate the Eighth Amendment
• “sickening food” causing weight loss, vomiting, stomach pains, and possible anal fissure would violate Eighth Amendment
• \Nutriloaf ... is a bad-tasting food given to prisoners as a form of punishment ....\

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