In making his decision, the judge considered a complaint list compiled by Haidl’s team of nine attorneys and four doctors: the jail atmosphere is stressful. He can’t sleep comfortably. His back hurts. He isn’t satisfied with visitation procedures. He wants more privacy. He’d like a new cell and more time on the phone. He thinks scary inmates shouldn’t be housed nearby. He’s tired of deputies listening to his conversations with other inmates. He’s pissed jail officials won’t give him better anti-anxiety drugs.