The Supreme Court on Monday appeared unlikely to allow a Hawaii man’s damages claim to go forward against a prison nurse for allegedly ignoring his medical needs, but some justices signaled reluctance to do away entirely with a decades-old precedent that lets federal officials be held individually liable for violating constitutional rights. Early into oral…
Supreme Court appears wary of former inmate’s quest for damages over prison medical care
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