Tracy Ray Vaughan v. James D. Ricketts

How courts have described this case

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• concluding digital cavity searches were “conducted in a brutal fashion,” where extent of possible injury was great, and at least one inmate suffered significant injury
• finding that a prison administrator’s indifference to brutal behavior of guards towards inmates is sufficient to state an Eight Amendment claim
• finding that a prison administrator’s indifference to brutal behavior of guards towards inmates is sufficient to state an Eight Amendment claim
• finding that prison administrator’s indifference to brutal behavior of guards towards inmates is sufficient to state an Eight Amendment claim
• finding that a prison administrator’s indifference to brutal behavior of guards towards inmates is sufficient to state an Eight Amendment claim
• \[P]rison administrators' indifference to brutal behavior by guards toward inmates [is] sufficient to state an eighth amendment claim.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).