Randall Ray Kratzer v. State of Indiana (mem. dec.)

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• recognizing that because the Marshals Service does not own or operate any detention facilities, it places those in its custody in facilities run by other entities
• holding that a reasonable jury could find that a prison’s detention of a man for 355 days without arraignment, 20 while ignoring his pleas for counsel or a court appearance, constituted extreme and outrageous conduct for IIED purposes
• holding that a reasonable jury could find that a prison’s detention of a man for 355 days without arraignment, 20 while ignoring his pleas for counsel or a court appearance, constituted extreme and outrageous conduct for IIED purposes
• noting Rivera’s argument that CoreCivic’s lack of action prolonged his 28 detention

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