Becker v. Bateman

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• concluding an unpublished case failed to demonstrate the law was clearly established when the case “[was] not factually analogous” to the plaintiff’s case
• noting plaintiffs bear the burden of showing a constitutional violation at the qualified immunity stage of summary judgment
• \Reasonable jurors could infer ... that Becker's withdrawing of his hand after Officer Bateman attempted to place it in a wrist lock was simply reflexive.\
• “While Officer Bateman is entitled to assert the qualified immunity defense, the City is not.”
• “While Officer Bateman is entitled to assert the qualified immunity defense, the City is not.”
• qualified immunity for a clean throw- down takedown in which the suspect suffered a brain inju- ry

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