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10-3426 Del Marcelle v. Brown County Corp.

11-2103 Santana v. Cook County Board of Review

11-1762 Kuhn v. Goodlow

10-1654 Phillips v. Community Ins. Corp.

10-1487 Paine v. Cason

11-2012 Lewis v. Mills

10-1018 Filarsky v. Delia

11-2718 Guitron v. Paul

10-788 Rehberg v. Paulk

10-945 Florence v. Board of Chosen Freeholders of County of Burlington

11-2170 Fleming v. Livingston County

11-2811 Prude v. Clarke

11-1448 Geinosky v. City of Chicago

11-1168 Matthews v. City of East St. Louis

09-2804 & 10-2389 Estate of Rice v. Correctional Medical Services

11-2138 McComas v. Brickley

10-3816 Javier v. City of Milwaukee

11-2072 Rosario v. Brawn

11-2035 Fields v. Wharrie

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