141589P.pdf   04/28/2015  Terry Turner  v.  Sidney Mull
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  14-1589
   U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri - St. Louis   
   [PUBLISHED] [Smith, Author, with Benton and Shepherd, Circuit Judges] 
   Civil Case - prisoner civil rights. Turner, who suffers form a 
   neurological disorder but able to ambulate, stand and sit with use of leg 
   braces and crutches, claimed prison officials were deliberately 
   indifferent to his serious medical needs by transporting him in a 
   non-wheelchair-accessible van, threatening him, and retaliating against 
   him for complaining. District court?s grant of summary judgment to 
   defendants is affirmed, as Turner was not entitled to a 
   wheelchair-accessible van absent a doctor?s order and use of a 
   wheelchair. The official capacity and individual capacity claims failed 
   because he failed to show he had an objectively serious medical need 
   requiring use of a wheelchair-accessible van; the conditions claim did not 
   rise to a constitutional violation; the threat claim did not result in 
   injury; and the retaliation claim failed for lack of evidence of a causal 
   link between his complaint and any adverse action. The district court did 
   not err in holding qualified immunity barred the claims against 
   defendants.