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001822P.pdf   06/29/2001  Linda Mays  v.  H.G. Rhodes
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  00-1822
   Eastern District of Arkansas   
   Prisoner case - prisoner civil rights. Considering all of the admissible 
   evidence in the summary-judgment record, plaintiff failed to create 
   a genuine issue of material fact as to whether a reasonable prison 
   officer would have known he was violating plaintiff's decedent's 
   Eighth Amendment rights either before or after the man collapsed 
   while working on the prison hoe squad; officers' actions were 
   objectively reasonable in light of what they knew at the time of 
   the incident; district court erred in denying officers' motion for 
   summary judgment based on qualified immunity, and the case 
   is remanded with directions to dismiss.