Which Supreme Court case ruled that a consideration of broad "overall conditions" is not sufficient to ascertain if cruel and unusual punishment exists; greater specificity about particular conditions is required?

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Wilson v. Seiter established that for a claim of cruel and unusual punishment to succeed, the plaintiff must show deliberate indifference to prison conditions on the part of prison officials, requiring a more specific demonstration of conditions than just broad "overall conditions."

Which Supreme Court Case Ruled That a Consideration of Broad