Ernest Jackson, Sr. v. Raymond Hoylman and Robert Bidwell

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• finding that disputed fact as to whether federal marshals used excessive force in effecting arrest precluded summary judgment
• stating qualified immunity doctrine “allow[s] government officials to perform their discretionary duties without constant fear that each time they act they will be forced to defend themselves in a civil suit.”

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