Thomason v. Amalgamated Local No. 863

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• holding that the complaint established a “plausible” failure-to-train claim based on a 10 single constitutional violation because the facility employees “obviously” lacked training in 11 proper medical care which resulted in the prisoner’s death
• denying motion to dismiss Monell claim brought by decedent’s mother against 4 || Lassen County alleging loss of her son’s companionship.”
• finding plaintiff sufficiently alleged a single constitutional violation was the 13 predictable consequence of a failure to train where the decedent was visibly in medical distress 14 and had requested medical care from facility employees but was refused

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