Rex Performance Products, LLC v. James Donald Tate and Michael Cuffia

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• finding that simply failing to follow certain policies, without evidence of personnel regularly ignoring established policies, did not give rise to Monell liability
• finding that simply failing to follow certain policies, without evidence of personnel regularly ignoring established policies, did not give rise to Monell liability
• finding no evidence of a pattern of suicide that would support an inference that jail policies for treating mentally ill inmates were inadequate
• finding no evidence of a pattern of suicide that would support an inference that jail policies for treating 16 Nos. 09-2001 & 09-2817 mentally ill inmates were inadequate
• “[A] series of bad acts” may support an inference that the municipality “was bound to have noticed what was going on .... ” (quotation omitted)
• A Monell plaintiff must show that “the policy itself is unconstitutional” or produce evidence of “a series of constitutional violations from which [institutional] deliberate indifference can be inferred.”

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