Efrain Sanchez v. City of Chicago

How courts have described this case

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• explaining, in a Fourth Amendment case alleging excessive force, that an officer may be \held to account both for his own use of excessive force . . . as well as his failure to take reasonable steps to attempt to stop the excessive force used by his fellow officers\
• “failure to intervene” is a form of “personal involvement” that does not require actual “participat[ion] in [the] misconduct”
• “[F]ailure to intervene” is a form of “personal involvement” that does not require actual “participat[ion] in [the] misconduct”
• failure to intervene is a form of personal involvement for purposes of § 1983
• an officer can be liable for both for his own use of excessive force and his failure to take reasonable steps to stop the use of excessive force by fellow officers
• an officer can be liable for both for his own use of excessive force and his failure to take reasonable steps to stop the use of excessive force by fellow officers

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).