· 5/15/1834
Hyde v. Jenkins
Citations
- 6 La. 427
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that the DPS is an “arm of the state” and therefore cannot be sued as “persons” under § 1983 and must be dismissed from this lawsuit
- noting that DPS was statutorily created in the “executive branch” of state government, with various subdivisions within that department, including the NMSP
- finding “no evidence of any intent to harm,” with respect to officer actions during a high-speed pursuit, where the “undisputed evidence show[ed] that the officers’ motives at all times were focused on public safety”
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Judges: Martin
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