222582P.pdf   08/15/2023  Carlos Hall, Sr.  v.  Eric Higgins
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  22-2582
   U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas - Central   
   [PUBLISHED] [Kelly, Author, with Gruender and Grasz, Circuit Judges] 
   Civil case - Civil rights. Plaintiff alleged the defendant sheriff was 
   deliberately indifferent to his medical needs and that he suffered 
   unconstitutional conditions of confinement and disability discrimination 
   while he was held in pretrial custody at the Pulaski County jail. On this 
   record, no reasonable jury could find the jail deliberately disregarded 
   plaintiff's serious medical needs, and without a constitutional violation, 
   plaintiff's deliberate indifference claim fails; plaintiff's claim for 
   unconstitutional conditions of confinement fails because he had not 
   presented evidence of any official policy that restricts care to disabled 
   inmates, and the pattern of behavior was not so pervasive or widespread as 
   to establish an unofficial custom to deny such care; however, plaintiff 
   has raised a genuine issue of fact with respect to whether the jail 
   accommodated his access to toilet and bed access or denied him the same 
   benefits as non-disabled detainees; the district court erred in granting 
   defendant summary judgment on plaintiff's disability discrimination claim, 
   and the matter is remanded for further proceedings on this claim.