Fulwood v. Porter

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• because appellees claiming injury would have the burden at trial of proving injury, they have burden to establish that officer violated their clearly established rights
• appellees have the burden to show that officer violated their clearly established rights
• faEure of police to train and supervise can amount to “policy” of indifference only if there is “a widespread pattern of misconduct by subordinate officers which [a senior official] reasonably may be said to have disregarded”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).