· 6/16/1997
Eddie Simms, Edward L. Smith v. Village of Albion, New York Joseph Sacco, Police Officer Donald Hinman, Acting Police Chief
Citations
- 115 F.3d 1098
- 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 14484
How courts have described this case
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- describing the test used to determine whether a Fourth Amendment violation has occurred as “wholly objective,” rendering “the subjective intent of the officers . . . irrelevant”
- to overcome the presumption of good faith “omitted information must be shown to be material and necessary to a finding of probable cause.”
- qualified immunity analysis considers “reasonably well-trained officer”
- qualified immunity analysis considers “reasonably well-trained officer”
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Judges: Cardamone, Calabresi, Pooler
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