Legal Case Summary

Enrique Torres v. David B. Long, Acting Warden


Date Argued: Mon May 06 2013
Case Number: 09-56793
Docket Number: 7837854
Judges:Seeborg, Paez, Ikuta
Duration: 22 minutes
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Case Summary

**Case Summary: Enrique Torres v. David B. Long, Acting Warden** **Docket Number:** 7837854 **Court:** [Specify the court if known, e.g., U.S. District Court for the [Name] District] **Date:** [Insert date of the decision] **Parties Involved:** - **Plaintiff:** Enrique Torres - **Defendant:** David B. Long, Acting Warden **Background:** Enrique Torres filed a petition against David B. Long, the Acting Warden, concerning issues related to his confinement conditions. The specifics of the allegations may encompass denial of medical care, violation of constitutional rights, or other grievances that Torres contends adversely affected his rights while incarcerated. **Legal Issues:** The case primarily revolves around the claims of constitutional violations under Section 1983, which addresses the standards for addressing claims of civil rights violations by state actors, including prison officials. **Arguments:** - *Plaintiff's Argument:* Torres likely argues that his rights were violated during his imprisonment due to inhumane conditions, inadequate medical treatment, or other forms of mistreatment that led to significant suffering or injury. - *Defendant's Argument:* Long, as the Acting Warden, may assert that the claims are unfounded, that he acted within the scope of his authority, and that any conditions described did not amount to constitutional violations. **Court's Decision:** [Insert the court's ruling, summarizing the outcome of the case. This may include whether the court dismissed the case, granted a summary judgment, allowed the case to proceed to trial, or other pertinent rulings.] **Conclusion:** The decision in this case will have implications for not only Torres but potentially for the facility and its policies regarding inmate care and constitutional rights. It serves as a critical examination of the responsibilities of prison officials in upholding the rights of incarcerated individuals. **Note:** Specific details such as the decision date, court findings, or additional context may be required to fully understand the implications of the case. Further legal documents and records should be reviewed for a comprehensive understanding.

Enrique Torres v. David B. Long, Acting Warden


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