Case v. Eslinger

How courts have described this case

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• considering Florida courts’ decisions regarding probable cause to arrest in analyzing § 1983 claim based on alleged violation of Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments
• finding no Monell liability in the absence of a constitutional violation
• “Absent probable cause, an officer is still entitled to qualified immunity if arguable probable cause existed.”
• “Officer [Gensimore] was entitled to rely on allegations . . . and corroborating evidence as probable cause for a warrantless arrest.”
• “[A]n officer is still entitled to qualified immunity if arguable probable cause existed.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).