McCoy v. Hernandez

How courts have described this case

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• holding that if the district court has not decided the issue of qualified immunity before trial, then “the defense [of qualified immunity] goes to the jury which must then determine the objective legal reasonableness of the officers’ conduct”
• if the court has not decided the issue prior to trial, “the jury . . . determine[s] the objective legal reasonableness of the officers’ conduct”
• if the court has not decided the issue prior to trial, “the jury . . . determine[s] the objective legal reasonableness of the officers’ conduct”
• if the court has not decided the issue prior to trial, “the jury . . . determine[s] the objective legal reasonableness of the officers’ conduct”
• reaching same result regarding an Illinois officer

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).