· 2/6/2006
Borges-Colon v. Roman-Abreu
Citations
- 438 F.3d 1
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 2830
- 2006 WL 268776
How courts have described this case
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- rejecting, on the third prong of the qualified immunity analysis, a factual scenario proposed by defendants on the ground that “a jury easily could have found that this was not so”
- rejecting, on the third prong of the qualified immunity analysis, a factual scenario proposed by defendants on the ground that “a jury easily could have found that this was not so”
- rejecting, on the third prong of the qualified immunity analysis, a factual scenario proposed by defendants on the ground that \a jury easily could have found that this was not so\
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Judges: Boudin, Stahl, Lynch
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