Iacobucci v. Town of Pembroke

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• explaining that in order to be adequately pled, a section 1983 claim must comply with the requirements of Rule 8 and include. both a basis and a demand for relief
• noting that “Iacobucci remained cool, calm, and collected throughout” and therefore agreeing with lower court’s finding “that an objectively reasonable officer would not have thought that Iacobucci was subject to arrest for disorderly conduct”
• explaining that an assertion of qualified immunity as to an excessive force claim on motion for summary judgment \cannot fill [the] void\ where the defendant did not assert qualified immunity as to a false arrest claim
• recognizing a First Amendment right to film local historic district commissioners
• explaining “trial court ordinarily is the best expositor of its own orders” and deferring to district judge’s interpretation of her own order
• determining whether facts and circumstances within arresting officer’s knowledge were sufficiently clear such that reasonable officer would have understood arresting the plaintiff for disorderly conduct violated the plaintiffs constitutional right

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