Ninth Circuit· 9/6/2023

Steve Marquez v. C. Rodriguez

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81 F.4th 1027

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holding that failure to protect claim brought by a pretrial detainee under the Fifth Amendment was meaningfully different than Carlson
discussing three circumstances in which Bivens may be applied; 7 noting Supreme Court has “repeatedly and expressly confined Bivens claims” to said 8 circumstances
“Egbert … suggest[s] that a ‘new Bivens context’ arises anywhere that the 6 [Supreme] Court has not affirmatively stated that Bivens applies.”
de- scribing how “jails and prisons are operated differently” be- cause “[j]ails are typically smaller than prisons, they are not intended for long-term detention, and they house a different class of inmates”
failure to protect claim not 15 cognizable under Bivens
Fifth Amendment failure-to-protect pretrial detainee

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