Outlaw v. Nasworthy

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• reversing trial court’s grant of government official’s motion for summary judgment on ground of qualified immunity from a 42 USC § 1983 claim and remanding case for submission of a special verdict form to jury to resolve factual conflicts
• reversing trial court's grant of government official's motion for summary judgment on ground of qualified immunity from a 42 USC § 1983 claim and remanding case for submission of a special verdict form to jury to resolve factual conflicts
• evidence did not show any official policy or custom of ignoring citizen complaints
• “deposition testimony does not appear in the record in this case, [and] ‘[a]negations of facts appearing only in the briefs and unsupported by evidence in the record will not be considered on appellate review. (Cit.)’ [Cit.]”

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