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Sergeant Miller – Nevada County Sheriff’s Office

Written by CBKN76

In 2020, Christopher J. Weston filed a lawsuit against Sergeant Miller of the Nevada County Sheriff’s Office, alleging violations of his constitutional rights during his incarceration. Weston claimed that Miller failed to address grievances related to inadequate medical care, improper disciplinary actions, and unsanitary conditions within the detention facility. The court documents detail multiple grievances filed by Weston, including requests for medical attention and complaints about facility conditions. The outcome of the lawsuit is not specified in the available information. [Source: Weston v. Miller, CIVIL 4:20-cv-04077]

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