John English v. Dennis Dyke Terry Pitcher Pamela Withrow and Linda Flanagan

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• finding that the record was “uncertain and 24 ambiguous” and remand was warranted where there were “significant factual 25 conflicts in the record between [the plaintiff’s] testimony and objective medical 26 evidence”
• “While the issue [of qualified immunity] is before the trial court or the case is on appeal, the trial court should stay discovery.”
• “While the issue [of qualified immunity] is before the trial court or the case is on appeal, the trial court should stay discovery.”
• remand for further administrative proceedings 24 is the proper remedy “in all but the rarest cases”
• A waiver of a qualified immunity argument “need not waive the defense for all purposes but would generally only waive the defense for the stage at which the defense should have been asserted.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).