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· 2/10/1992

John Doe v. Sullivan County, Tennessee

Citations

  • 956 F.2d 545

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  • “Thus, the dismissal of a claim against a[ state actor] asserting qualified immunity in no way logically entails that the plaintiff suffered no constitutional deprivation, nor, correspondingly, that a municipality (which, of course, is not entitled to qualified immunity

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