In Re: Lavace Durell Morgan v. the State of Texas

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• allowing review of purely legal questions and requiring that plaintiffs allegations be taken as true for purposes of summary judgment on qualified immunity
• “We do not let the governmental defendant prevail, on summary judgment, by relying on interests that, viewing the record in the non-movant’s favor, are not reasonably threatened in the case.”

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