Lea v. Consolidated Sun Ray, Inc.

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• assuming without deciding that deadman roadblock to stop a fleeing vehicle during a high-speed chase was an application of “deadly force” and applying Gamer analysis
• inquiry into reasonable non-deadly alternatives is important to establishing that deadly force was necessary to prevent escape
• inquiry into reasonable non- deadly alternatives is important to establishing that deadly force was necessary to prevent escape

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).