Hill v. Coppleson

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a prosecutor was not entitled to absolute or qualified immunity because the \resolution depends on facts that the district court has properly determined to be in dispute\
• holding that a prosecutor was not entitled to absolute or qualified immunity because the “resolution depends on facts that the district court has properly determined to be in dispute”
• noting that probable cause plays a “part” in the immunity inquiry
• stating district court properly denied summary judgment because absolute immunity depended on a probable-cause question which turned on a disputed issue of fact regarding when the confession occurred
• prosecutor alleged to have fed plaintiff details about murder he later confessed to
• prosecutor alleged to have fed plaintiff details about murder he later confessed to

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).