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· 2/22/2024

Kenny Dwain Alexander v. the State of Texas

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  • although some facts in dispute regarding plaintiff's job responsibilities, defendant was entitled to qualified immunity under any version of the evidence
  • “A defendant who has appropriately pleaded the affirmative defense of qualified immunity may establish his right to immunity at any point in the proceeding, including at trial.”
  • “The Eleventh Amendment, which deprives the federal courts of power to hear claims for damages against any of the United States, has been held to apply to Puerto Rico.”

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