Meyers v. Commonwealth

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• concluding that summary judgment was inappropriate on the record because there was sufficient evidence to establish a genuine issue of material fact–whether defendant appeared to reach in his pants for a weapon
• to negate officer’s assertion of qualified immunity, plaintiff must present summary judgment evidence demonstrating an issue of material fact as to whether officer’s actions violated clearly established constitutional right
• to negate officer’s assertion of qualified immunity, plaintiff must present summary judgment evidence demonstrating issue of material fact as to whether officer’s actions violated a clearly established constitutional right
• Fourth Amendment prohibits use of excessive force
• applying burden-shifting in qualified-immunity case

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).