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July 11, 2015 · 7:53 pm

To prove an excessive force claim, a pre-trial detainee must only show that the officers’ use of that force was objectively unreasonable


Opinion:
MICHAEL B. KINGSLEY
v.
STAN HENDRICKSON, ET AL.

Comments Off on To prove an excessive force claim, a pre-trial detainee must only show that the officers’ use of that force was objectively unreasonable

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← Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment bars the Government from demanding that growers surrender a percentage of their harvest
Municipal codes that require hotel operators to make their registries available to the police on demand are facially unconstitutional →

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