Siglar v. Hightower

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an ear that was sore and bruised for three days was nevertheless a de minimis injury
• holding that a sore a bruised ear was de minimis and did not satisfy the PLRA’s physical injury requirement
• holding that “sore, bruised ear lasting for three days” for which the prisoner did not seek or receive medical treatment was de minimis physical injury
• concluding that a sore, bruised ear lasting for three days, was considered to be de minimis injuries
• holding that a sore and bruised ear lasting for three days was de minimus and did not meet the physical injury requirement found in the PLRA
• holding that a sore and bruised ear lasting for three days was de minimus and did not meet the physical injury requirement found in the PLRA

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).