Paducah Box & Basket Co. v. Parker

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• noting that where there is no evidence “reflecting a reason for the use of any force during the interrogation, . . . the use of more than de minimis force, if even that, . . . would not be objectively reasonable”
• “Conclusory accusations regarding a defendant's personal involvement in the alleged violation, standing alone, are not sufficient[.]” (citation and quotation marks omitted)
• “[The] [p]laintiff claims that the officers subjected him to excessive force in violation of the Eighth Amendment. The Court must dismiss this claim because the Eighth Amendment attaches only after conviction.”

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