Mike Yang v. Paul Hardin

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that bystander liability applicable to cases of unjustifiable arrest and other constitutional violations
• holding that police officer who stood by while another officer shoved, punched, and dragged civilian with his car for two city blocks could have intervened
• concluding that bystander liability applicable to cases of unjustifiable arrest and other constitutional violations
• concluding that bystander liability applicable to cases of unjustifiable arrest and other constitutional violations
• holding that although the plaintiff’s complaint “fail[ed] to explicitly specify the existence of an opportunity for [the officer] to have intervened, the facts demonstrate several opportunities during which [the officer] could have acted”
• finding that Chicago police officers were acting under color of state law when “[t]hey were on duty, wearing Chicago police uniforms, driving a marked squad car and were investigating a crime”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).