Sixth Circuit· 8/18/2017

Amanda Sumpter v. Wayne Cty.

Citations

868 F.3d 473
2017 FED App. 0187P
2017 WL 3568607
2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 15649

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concluding that the plaintiff lacked standing because her \claims for injunctive and declaratory relief did not present an actual case or controversy at the time she filed her complaint\
finding that cases decided after the events at issue “could not have put the defendant on notice that her conduct was unconstitutional”
discussing that a plaintiff must satisfy both prongs of the qualified immunity analysis to defeat an assertion of qualified immunity
finding that cases decided after the events at issue “could not have put the defendant on notice that her conduct was unconstitutional”
explaining that “the clearly established right recognized in Stoudemire” was the right to be free of “a public strip search ‘devoid’ of justification”
stating that the “intrusion [was] only magnified by the fact that plaintiff was exposed to several other inmates during each search.”

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Judges: Circuit-Judge, Clay, Sutton, Griffin

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