Collier v. Locicero

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that “evidence indicating that a frisk was ‘excessively rough or intrusive’ is sufficient to raise questions of fact” regarding a Fourth Amendment claim
• noting that evidence indicating a search was excessively intrusive may be sufficient to raise questions of fact that preclude judgment as a matter of law
• “There is no basis in the law of this Circuit for a theory of joint and several liability for violations of constitutional rights.”
• “[I]t is abundantly clear that defendant Osso had the authority to detain and frisk the plaintiff,” who was encountered on the scene as the officers were executing a search warrant
• “[I]t is abundantly clear that defendant Osso had the authority to detain and frisk the plaintiff,” who was encountered on the scene as the officers were executing a search warrant

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).