· 6/28/1996
Harris County Precinct Four Constable Department v. Grabowski
Citations
- 922 S.W.2d 954
- 1996 WL 242608
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- holding that deputy’s belief that he had reported a violation of law was not reasonable where the violation was simply that of an internal departmental policy
- holding that deputy’s belief that he had reported a violation of law was not reasonable where the violation was simply that of an internal departmental policy
- holding that deputy's belief that he had reported a violation of law was not reasonable where the violation was simply that of an internal departmental policy
- concluding that officer’s belief “that Constable Moore violated the law fails to satisfy the second prong because his belief was not reasonable in light of his experience as a peace officer”
- holding statute did not apply to reported violation of constable = s internal policies
- holding that the officer failed to prove that he had an objective good- faith belief that the constable violated the law because “he presented no evidence of a law he believed [the constable] violated,” and he “openly admitted that he could think of no traffic law violated”
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Judges: Abbott
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