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· 10/7/1993

Sherman White v. Crispus Nix John Emmett Bobby Washington Mike Cutler Willits Birdsell

Citations

  • 7 F.3d 120
  • 1993 U.S. App. LEXIS 25879
  • 1993 WL 392261

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  • concluding that an 11-day stay in an unsanitary cell was not unconstitutional because of the relative brevity of the stay and availability of cleaning supplies
  • concluding that an eleven-day stay in an unsanitary cell was not unconstitutional because of the relative brevity of the stay and availability of cleaning supplies
  • concluding that an eleven-day stay in an unsanitary cell was not unconstitutional because of the relative brevity of the stay and availability of cleaning supplies
  • concluding that an 11-day stay in an unsanitary cell was not unconstitutional because of the relative brevity of the stay and availability of cleaning supplies
  • concluding that an 11-day stay in an unsanitary cell was not unconstitutional because of the relative brevity of the stay and availability of cleaning supplies
  • holding that an eleven-day stay in an unsanitary cell was not unconstitutional because of the relative brevity of the stay and the availability of cleaning supplies

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Judges: Gibson, Ross, Arnold

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