Ruling by
Andrew J. KleinfeldLower Court
USDC Eastern District of CaliforniaLower Court Judge
Anthony W. IshiiRight to be free from heightened exposure to Valley Fever spores in California state prisons was not clearly established at the time; thus, defendant officials were entitled to qualified immunity.
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