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· 7/29/2010

Giragosian v. Bettencourt

Citations

  • 614 F.3d 25
  • 2010 U.S. App. LEXIS 15670
  • 2010 WL 2951190

How courts have described this case

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  • validating the government's warrantless search of a licensed firearm dealer's inventory and records because \the owner of commercial property in a closely regulated industry has a reduced expectation of privacy in those premises\
  • “It is not always possible to determine before any discovery has occurred whether a defendant is entitled to qualified immunity.”
  • “It is not always possible to determine before any discovery has occurred whether a defendant is entitled to qualified immunity, and courts often evaluate qualified immunity defenses at the summary judgment stage.”
  • “It is not always possible to determine before any discovery has occurred whether a defendant is entitled to qualified immunity, and courts often evaluate qualified immunity defenses at the summary judgment stage.”
  • “It is not always possible to determine before any discovery has occurred whether a defendant is entitled to qualified immunity, and courts often evaluate qualified immunity defenses at the summary judgment stage.”
  • under the mailbox rule, the petition is deemed filed when handed to 1 the Sacramento County Superior Court. (LD 2 (ECF No. 19-2).) On February 26, 2018, the 2 petition was denied in a reasoned decision. (LD 3 (ECF No. 19-3).

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Judges: Courts, Boudin, Souter, Howard

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