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· 3/28/2024

kramer v. bd of educ

How courts have described this case

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  • relying on severity of injury as “objective, validating event” in assessing objective reasonableness of officer’s actions
  • \Counsel for Denk correctly concedes that whatever injury requirement (if any) may remain after Hudson respecting a claim for excessive force in arrest is satisfied here.\
  • “Counsel for Denk correctly concedes that whatever injury requirement (if any) may remain after Hudson respecting a claim for excessive force in arrest is satisfied here.”
  • \Counsel for Denk correctly concedes that whatever injury requirement (if any) may remain after Hudson respecting a claim for excessive force in arrest is satisfied here.\
  • discussing Hinojosa, 834 F.2d at 1230–31
  • discussing Hinojosa, 834 F.2d at 1230–31

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