Montoute v. City of Sebring

How courts have described this case

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• determining that an officer was entitled to qualified immunity even where an armed suspect never turned to face the officer because the suspect could have turned “in a split second”
• determining that an officer was entitled to qualified immunity even where an armed suspect never turned to face the officer because the suspect could have turned “in a split second”
• “Thus, the qualified immunity standard is broad enough to cover some ‘mistaken judgment []’____”
• “Thus, the qualified immunity standard is broad enough to cover some ‘mistaken judgment []’ . . . .”
• officer entitled to qualified immunity for shooting suspect when suspect fled with a sawed- off shotgun and ignored command to stop
• officer entitled to qualified immunity for shooting suspect when suspect fled with a sawed- off shotgun and ignored command to stop

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).