Ramirez v. Barsanti

How courts have described this case

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• denying motion to dismiss where plaintiff supported allegations with a DOJ report regarding systemic failures in the jail's provision of medical care to inmates
• declining “to dismiss the pendent state law claims against [the employer-defendant] that depend on the doctrine of respondeat superior,” even where the plaintiff’s § 1983 claims against that defendant were dismissed
• “The doctrine of respon-deat superior renders a master vicariously liable for a tort committed by his servant while acting within the scope of his employment.”
• Department of Justice (\DOJ\) CRIPA investigation of county jail documenting constitutionally deficient medical care
• “[C]ourts in this Circuit sometimes find state action even in cases where the medical care was administered away from the prison.”
• “The doctrine of respondeat superior renders a master vicariously liable for a tort committed by his servant while acting within the scope of his employment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).