· 8/25/2004
Sean Moore, a Disabled Person, by His Guardian Darlene Moore v. Terry Briggs
Citations
- 381 F.3d 771
- 2004 U.S. App. LEXIS 18016
- 2004 WL 1885253
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a defendant must act with criminal recklessness before being found liable under the deliberate-indifference standard in a substantive due process case
- concluding that the defendants were entitled to qualified immunity and remanding the case with directions to dismiss with prejudice
- noting that summary judgment analysis must be based on record evidence, not conclusory allegations of deliberate indifference
- stating that summary judgment analysis must be based on record evidence, not conclusory allegations of deliberate indifference
- stating an analysis for summary judgment must be based on the record of evidence, not conclusory allegations of deliberate indifference
- stating an analysis for summary judgment must be based on the record of evidence, not conclusory allegations of deliberate indifference
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Judges: Loken, Bye, Magnuson
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