Estate of Perry v. Wenzel, No. 16-2353 (7th Cir.) (872 F.3d 438) (September 29, 2017) (Judge Ann Claire Williams)
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In this clearly outrageous suit for damages for violations of a pre-trial detainee's rights stemming from deliberate indifference to his medical needs, the Circuit Court reversed a grant of summary judgment on all counts to numerous defendants.
On September 13, 2010, James Franklin Perry died on the floor …
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