Eleventh Circuit· 12/3/1996

McMillian v. Johnson

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101 F.3d 1363
1996 WL 691540

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reversing trial court which had held that officials were not entitled to immunity for “intentional or malicious wrongdoing in their individual capacities”
reversing trial court which had held that officials were not entitled to immunity for “intentional or malicious wrongdoing in their individual capacities”
reversing trial court finding that sheriff was not entitled to immunity for individual-capacity claims of malicious prosecution, abuse of process and out-rage
reversing trial court finding that sheriff was not entitled to immunity for individual-capacity claims of malicious prosecution, abuse of process and outrage
reversing trial court finding that sheriff was not entitled to immunity for individual-capacity claims of malicious prosecution, abuse of process and outrage
J. Propst specially concurring in denial of rehearing en banc

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Judges: Barkett, Cox, Propst

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