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Fifth Circuit· 7/13/2004

Russell v. Johnson

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  • 376 F.3d 323

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  • holding that the probability of heat-related illness based on the conditions of confinement in a certain cellblock and the open and obvious nature of the risk thereof amounted to an Eighth Amendment violation
  • upholding the issuance of injunctive relief that relied on Dr. Vassallo’s testimony that the conditions of confinement were such that it was “very likely” that incarcerated persons in the relevant facility would die from heat stroke or some other heat-related condition

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Judges: DeMOSS, Dennis, Prado

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