Carmichael v. Village of Palatine, Ill.

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• noting that the objective test is \not meant to give an arresting officer the added benefit of any facts that come to light after a relevant Fourth Amendment decision has been made\
• courts may find officer has qualified immunity even if the court finds officer did not have actual probable cause
• burden of defeating summary judgment did not shift to non-movant where movants did not cite the “basic facts and law which, in their view, warranted summary judgment on this claim”
• burden of defeating summary judgment did not shift to non-movant where movants did not. cite the “basic facts and law which, in their view, warranted summary judgment on this claim”

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