From his wheelchair in a Georgia prison cell, Tony Goodman has told a tale of agony, sued the state of Georgia for $1.2 million and hoped the U.S. Supreme Court would help him.
On Wednesday, the justices largely ignored Goodman’s claims that, for example, he sat for hours in his own waste because prison officials did not help him move from his chair to the toilet.
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