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10th Cir., 2-1, rejects qualified immunity for deputies who walked a pretrial detainee through a hospital in the nude.

Notes "law-enforcement officers in this circuit have been taught this lesson [about involuntary exposure of the nude body] repeatedly." ca10.uscourts.gov/opinions/18/18…
Dissenting Judge Tymkovich argues that the complaint evinces mere indifference or callousness, which doesn't shock the conscience enough to implicate due process.

Says the complaint had to allege maliciousness.

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Judge Tymkovich has been on a mission to revive application of the shocks the conscience test for a few years now. This is another one of those cases.
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