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Eighth Circuit· 11/26/2002

HILL v. McKINLEY

Citations

  • 311 F.3d 899
  • 2002 U.S. App. LEXIS 24119

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  • holding that a female detainee's constitutional rights were not violated when she was required to undress in front of a male guard
  • holding that a female detainee's constitutional rights were not violated when she was required to undress in front of a male guard
  • holding that a female detainee's constitutional rights were not violated when she was required to undress in front of a male guard
  • holding qualified immunity defense raised in an answer not waived even when first reasserted in a post-trial motion
  • holding qualified immunity defense raised in answer is not waived even when first reasserted in a post-trial motion
  • stating that issue of whether the evidence establishes a constitutional violation is a question of law

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