Kyles v. Williams

ORDER

Deonta Kyles, a prisoner who underwent two knee surgeries, sued his prison’s medical staff for deliberate indifference to his post-operative knee condition, which he asserts required more physical therapy than he received. The district court granted summary judgment for the defendants. It concluded that Kyles had not exhausted one part of this claim and that, on the exhausted part, he produced no evidence from which a rational jury could find the defendants liable. Its reasoning is correct, so we affirm.

We recount the facts in the light most favorable to Kyles, the opponent of summary…