Tank Barge Hygrade, Inc. v. Tug Gatco New Jersey

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• holding that placing plaintiff on a nutritionally inadequate restricted diet for fourteen days was likely to cause serious harm
• holding that placing plaintiff on a nutritionally inadequate restricted diet for fourteen days was likely to cause serious harm
• holding that placing plaintiff on a nutritionally inadequate restricted diet for fourteen days was likely to cause serious harm
• holding that placing plaintiff on a nutritionally inadequate restricted diet for fourteen days was likely to cause serious harm
• noting that a plaintiffs ability to prove facts such as subjective intent is an issue for summary judgment
• noting that the “deliberate indifference” standard is equivalent to the “recklessness” standard in criminal law

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