Steven M. Desrosiers v. John J. Moran

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• recognizing that \[i]n practice\ the objective and subjective components of our deliberate indifference standards \may overlap or merge\
• suggesting that a finding of deliberate indifference may lie where harm was easily preventable
• noting that a plaintiff must demonstrate that he is indigent and that exceptional circumstances warrant the appointment of counsel
• noting that a plaintiff must demonstrate that he is indigent and that exceptional circumstances warrant the appointment of counsel
• suggesting that a finding of deliberate indifference may lie where harm was easily preventable
• instructing courts to examine the “total sit- uation,” including the “merits of the case” to determine whether there are “exceptional circumstances” warranting the recruitment of counsel and citing Maclin

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