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No Deliberate Indifference to Medical, Denial of Access to Courts
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that the delay of a
prisoner's medical treatment did not constitute deliberate indifference,
nor did his limited access to legal research material constitute denial of
access to the courts.
While in jail before his transfer to a Nevada state prison, ...
prisoner's medical treatment did not constitute deliberate indifference,
nor did his limited access to legal research material constitute denial of
access to the courts.
While in jail before his transfer to a Nevada state prison, ...
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