· 6/2/2011
Mlodzinski Ex Rel. J.M. v. Lewis
Citations
- 648 F.3d 24
- 2011 U.S. App. LEXIS 11117
- 2011 WL 2150741
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that a jury reasonably could find that officers used excessive force during the execution of a search warrant by holding a mother and daughter at gunpoint for an extended period
- noting that an interest in avoiding advisory opinions was one factor motivating Johnson’s core holding
- noting that “whether a particular constitutional right existed” is a legal question
- finding police used excessive force after holding a compliant, handcuffed teenager and a “nearly naked” non- resisting woman at gunpoint for several minutes
- finding police used excessive force after holding a compliant, handcuffed teenager and a “nearly naked” non- resisting woman at gunpoint for several minutes
- pointing assault rifle at head of innocent, non-threatening, and handcuffed fifteen year old girl for seven to ten minutes was excessive
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Judges: Lynch, Selya, Howard
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