Delta Regional Airport Authority v. Gunn

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• holding that “the reasonableness of force may change as the circumstances evolve”
• emphasizing that, unlike here, the suspect was “handcuffed, shackled, and exhausted” when constitutional violation occurred
• holding plaintiff may not “shoehorn any single incident with 8 no other facts into a failure-to-train claim against the supervisors”
• observing that the Ninth Circuit has “never required that a suspect’s every inch be immobilized before he is considered restrained”
• explaining that supervisors can be held liable under § 1983 for 9 only (1) “their own culpable action or inaction in the training, supervision, or control of [their] 10 subordinates;” (2
• explaining that under § 1983, “supervisors can be held liable for: 1

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