Camille Deloach v. Mitzi Bevers

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a claim for retaliatory arrest could be made even if probable cause existed for the arrest
• concluding evidence existed from which a jury could conclude detective made “reckless misstatements” in affidavit where evidence contradicted the statements and other evidence demonstrated affidavit statements were “exaggeration[s]”
• affirming jury verdict in favor of plaintiff when evidence established that police officer deliberately failed to disclose exculpatory opinion of a key medical expert
• discussing liability for probable cause affidavit that failed to include “information garnered from a number of witnesses which tended to contradict the officer’s allegations” (in ternal quotation marks omitted; alterations incorporated)
• “Recklessness may be inferred from omission of facts which are ‘clearly critical’ to a finding of probable cause.”
• “Recklessness may be inferred from omission of facts which are ‘clearly critical’ to a finding of probable cause.”

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