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Fifth Circuit· 1/12/2017

Brandy Hamilton v. Nathaniel Turner

Citations

  • 845 F.3d 659
  • 2017 WL 124372

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  • addressing bystander liability in the context of a roadside body-cavity search
  • “[Plaintiffs] have alleged that they were subjected to 16 a use of force—the insertion of Bui’s fingers into their vaginas and anuses—during the course of 17 an investigatory stop.”
  • affirming finding that material factual dispute existed on bystander liability
  • “At the time of the incident, it was clearly established in the Fifth Circuit that an officer could be liable as a bystander in a case involving excessive force if he knew a constitutional violation was taking place and had a reasonable opportunity to prevent the harm.”

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Judges: Higginbotham, Prado, Haynes

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