Henry Szabla v. City Of Brooklyn Park

How courts have described this case

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• finding that “a municipal policymaker cannot exhibit fault rising to the level of deliberate indifference to a constitutional right when that right has not yet been clearly established.”
• finding a municipality may be liable for an unconstitutional written policy, as in Monell, or when a plaintiff establishes a “policy” by “demonstrating that the inadequacies were a product of deliberate or conscious choice by policymakers”
• finding a municipality may be liable for an unconstitutional written policy, as in Monell, or when a plaintiff establishes a “policy” by “demonstrating that the inadequacies were a product of deliberate or conscious choice by policymakers”
• finding a municipality may be liable for an unconstitutional written policy, as in Monell, or when a plaintiff establishes a “policy” by “demonstrating that the inadequacies were a product of deliberate or conscious choice by policymakers”
• \[A] municipal policymaker cannot exhibit fault rising to the level of deliberate indifference to a constitutional right when that right has not yet been clearly established.\
• “[A] municipal policymaker cannot exhibit fault rising to the level of deliberate indifference to a constitutional right when that right has not yet been clearly established.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).