Xemas, Inc. v. United States

noting that if a prisoner asks for and needs medical care, it must be supplied. | officers entitled to qualified immunity inasmuch as the right to adequate medical care did not create a constitutional duty to screen detainees for suicidal tendencies | officers entitled to qualified immunity inasmuch as the right to adequate medical care did not create a constitutional duty to screen detainees for suicidal tendencies | “To pass constitutional muster, the search also must be conducted pursuant to standard police procedures.” | "The car [, which had been stopped in a high crime area,] was both a likely target for vandals and a potential source for subsequent dangerous and illegal activity" | totality of facts and circumstances support a reasonable belief | HMO “is an insurance policy which operates by spreading policyholders’ risk” | totality of facts and circumstances support a reasonable belief | order granting, inter alia, government’s request for bank records