· 2/2/2010
McIntosh Ex Rel. Estate of McIntosh v. Smith
Citations
- 690 F. Supp. 2d 515
- 2010 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 8429
How courts have described this case
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- finding no deliberate indifference to medical needs of suspect shot by officer, where officer immediately radioed that shots were fired and ambulance arrived shortly thereafter
- granting qualified immunity where plaintiff failed to offer any evidence establishing that defendant “deliberately delayed either the call for medical aid or the arrival of medical aid”
- “[Tran]’s motion for summary judgment on [Huber]’s Fourteenth Amendment claim for [excessive force] must be denied because the legal question of whether Officer [Tran] is entitled to qualified immunity depends upon the resolution of genuine issues of material fact.”
- motion to reconsider grant of summary judgment
- discussing ratification without mention of policy
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Judges: Sim Lake
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