· 7/17/2013
Hernandez-Cuevas v. Taylor
Citations
- 723 F.3d 91
- 2013 WL 3742484
- 2013 U.S. App. LEXIS 14469
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- noting that fabricated evidence is constitutionally unacceptable to establish probable cause
- requiring a showing of causation in Bivens actions
- magistrate’s finding of probable cause creates a “causation problem”
- “As to the elements of such a [Fourth Amendment malicious prosecution] claim, we join those four circuits that have adopted a purely constitutional approach, holding that a plaintiff may bring a suit under § 1983 (or Bivens) if he can establish that: the defendant (1
- requiring a showing of causation in Bivens actions
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Judges: Thompson, Stahl, Lipez
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