· 4/22/1986
Charles Leslie and Carlton Leslie v. Frankie E. Ingram, Jr., Duane F. Davis, and Johnny McDaniel Defendants
Citations
- 786 F.2d 1533
- 1986 U.S. App. LEXIS 24580
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that Leslie’s fourth factor, the subjective inquiry into the officer’s motive, was invalidated by Graham
- find- ing that “retaliation against [the plaintiff’s] assertion of his right to insist upon arrest by warrant” under the Fourth Amendment was unconstitutional
- find- ing that “retaliation against [the plaintiff’s] assertion of his right to insist upon arrest by warrant” under the Fourth Amendment was unconstitutional
- “Moreover, the officer’s own testimony belies their claim of exigency in that they did not secure the area and waited two days to procure a warrant.”
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Judges: Godbold, Kravitch, Simpson
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