Schoelch v. Mitchell

How courts have described this case

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• holding that prison officials are entitled to qualified immunity when an inmate is attacked by surprise
• concluding that a physical attack that followed a lunch-line quarrel played out so quickly that it was finished before a prison guard reasonably could have intervened
• holding that there was no need to consider claim against the city when there was no evidence that any of the individual officers committed a constitutional violation
• holding that in reviewing grant of summary judgment, this court construes the evidence in a light most favorable to the nonmovant, drawing all reasonable inferences in his favor
• holding that there was no need to consider a pretrial detainee's failure to protect claim against the city when there was no evidence that any of the individual officers committed a constitutional violation
• holding that there was no need to consider a pretrial detainee's failure to protect claim against the city when there was no evidence that any of the individual officers committed a constitutional violation

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