First Circuit· 2/12/2016

Miranda-Rivera v. Toledo-Davila

Citations

813 F.3d 64
2016 WL 563070

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holding that the failure to intervene claims were ultimately tied to the jury’s determination of excessive force against other officer defendants.
explaining that, for purposes of summary judgment, “[a] ‘genuine’ dispute exists when a jury can reasonably interpret the evidence in the non-movant’s favor”
noting that “there is no deliberate indifference if [the] official responds reasonably to the risk”
finding a material fact dispute on whether officers used excessive force when moving handcuffed detainee to holding cell
“Allowing a plaintiff to proceed on new, unpled theories after the close of discovery would prejudice defendants, who would have focused their discovery efforts on the theories actually pled.”
reaching both steps of the qualified immunity analysis and denying qualified immunity at summary judgment on claims that the district court decided on only the first step -- finding no constitutional violation -- without reaching the second step

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Judges: Barron, Hawkins, Lipez

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