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Tenth Circuit· 2/14/2025

Harden v. Byers

Citations

  • 128 F.4th 1156

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  • stating that a plaintiff can satisfy the burden under the first prong of qualified immunity by establishing a constitutional violation “based on facts a reasonable jury could accept as true”
  • reviewing the record de novo where district court viewed facts through erroneous legal framework
  • “We may review the factual record de novo when (1) the district court fails to identify the particular conduct of the alleged constitutional violation, (2) the record blatantly contradicts the district court’s factual finding, or (3
  • “We may review the factual record de novo when (1) the district court fails to identify the particular conduct of the alleged constitutional violation, (2) the record blatantly contradicts the district court’s factual finding, or (3

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