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    Two inmates, Kenneth S. Outlaw, Sr. and Willie Edward McKinnon, III filed a civil rights complaint against several correctional officers alleging violations of their constitutional rights. The Third Circuit affirmed in part and reversed in part the decision of the District Court. The opinion addressed claims of excessive force and failure to protect but was not selected for publication in the Federal Reporter as it was deemed only valuable to the trial court and parties involved.

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    Filed: 1995-06-19 Precedential Status: Precedential Citations: 61 F.3d 896 Docket: 94-7622

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    Kenneth S. Outlaw, Sr., Willie Edward McKinnon III v. Robert W. Meyers, Lt. Kephart, Rnu Director & Supervisor, Shane Settle, C.O. I, Spagnoletti, C.O. I, Facer, C.O. I, Reams, C.O. I, Rybod, C.O. I, Bosko, C.O. I, McCardle C.O. I, 61 F.3d 896, 3rd Cir. (1995)

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    Two inmates, Kenneth S. Outlaw, Sr. and Willie Edward McKinnon, III filed a civil rights complaint against several correctional officers alleging violations of their constitutional rights. The Third Circuit affirmed in part and reversed in part the decision of the District Court. The opinion addressed claims of excessive force and failure to protect but was not selected for publication in the Federal Reporter as it was deemed only valuable to the trial court and parties involved.

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    61 F.

    3d 896

    Kenneth S. Outlaw, Sr., Willie Edward McKinnon, III


    v.
    Robert W. Meyers, Lt. Kephart, RNU Director & Supervisor,
    Shane Settle, C.O. I, Spagnoletti, C.O. I, Facer,
    C.O. I, Reams, C.O. I, Rybod, C.O. I,
    Bosko, C.O. I, McCardle, C.O. I
    NO. 94-7622

    United States Court of Appeals,


    Third Circuit.
    June 19, 1995
    Appeal From: M.D.Pa., No. 93-cv-02016
    1

    AFFIRMED IN PART, REVERSED IN PART.

    2
    Federal
    Reporter. The Third Circuit provides by rule for the reporting of opinions
    having 'precedential or institutional value. An opinion which appears to have value
    only to the trial court or the parties is ordinarily not published.' The Federal Reporter
    tables are prepared from lists of cases terminated by judgment orders, unpublished
    per curiam opinions and unpublished signed opinions, indicating the disposition of
    each case, transmitted by the Court. Third Circuit Rules, App. 1, Internal Operating
    Procedures, Ch. 5, sec. 5.1, 28 U.S.C.A.)

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