Did the Seventh Circuit's decision put an unreasonable requirement and heightened burden of proof in establishing likelihood on the merits at the preliminary injunction stage?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 1: Did the Seventh Circuit's decision put an unreasonable requirement and hieghtened burden of proof in establishing likelihood on the merits at the preliminary injunction stage? 2: Did the Seventh Circuit properly apply Supreme Court Precedent to consider circumstantial evidence in the context of the deliberate indifference standard as set forth by this court in Farmer v. Brennan? 3: Did the Seventh Circuit properly apply the “obvious risk" Canton analysis in determining the likelihood on the merits for the Monell claim? , i