10-704 Messerschmidt v. Millender
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10-704 Messerschmidt v. Millender

10-3559 Phillips v. Allen

09-2741 & 09-3274 Jamie S. v. Milwaukee Public Schools

10-3595 Parker v. Franklin County Community School Corp.

Even if a prisoner’s condition did not worsen from the delay of medical treatment, deliberate indifference to prolonged, unnecessary pain can itself be the basis for an Eighth Amendment claim.

Officers responding to a report of a possible planned massacre at the school were entitled to qualified immunity.

10-1104 Minecci v. Pollard

09-1165 Surita v. Hyde

10-3096 M.B. v. Hamilton Southeastern Schools

11-2336 Shields v. Dart

11-1100 Hlavacek v. Boyle

11-1804 Gonzalez v. Feinerman

10-2724 Stevens v. Housing Authority of South Bend, Indiana

10-2680 Redd v. Nolan

10-3878 Pavey v. Conley

10-3523 Aleman v. Village of Hanover Park

10-1300 Milestone v. City of Monroe

10-3945 Peretz v. Sims

10-3748 Backes v. Village of Peoria Heights

09-3561 McCauley v. City of Chicago

2009AP2391 Heimermann v. McCaughtry, et al.

09-3280 Arnett v. Webster

10-2180 Reher v. Vivo

10-CV-729 Edwards v. Schrubbe

10-3670 Paul v. Marberry

Civil Rights
Excessive force

Civil Rights
Due process; inadequate medical care

Civil Rights
PLRA; In forma pauperis; three strikes

Civil Rights
Prisons; medical needs; deliberate indifference

Civil Rights
Prisons; freedom of religion