Whether a threat to inflict physical or other harm constitutes a substantial risk of serious harm in light of principles set forth in United States v. White, Bowen v. Warden, and Farmer v. Brennan

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED . WHETHER A THREAT TO LwFlicT PRYSIC AL OR OTHER HARM ConsTituTesS A SUBSTANTEAL Rrsic OF SERTONS HARM IN THE LrGHt of PRENCIPLES } set FoetTH TN UNITED sTA Tes V. WHITE | 258 F-3d 3BIM CS™CIR.ZO0l) Bowen V. _WARADEN., B26 F.3d 1312 Crt “CIA, 216); FARMER V. BRENNAN, SEI US. 325 CIN) WHeTHER THE CGrenviNne LssvE STANDARD Permits Tre CovRT OF APRALS TYDOES TT WeIGe Tre EVIDENCE AnD DeTERMNE WHETHER OR NOT A PRESON OFFICIAL Re TUBLLY DRew He tnFERENCE. aner Mrlledee FACED FF ReEsic oF . SeA@rous FARM,