· 10/31/2023
Perdomo Alvarez, Violeta Iluminada v. Administracion De Compensaciones Por
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- holding 45-minute detention, including 25 to 30 minutes while handcuffed, was unreasonable where officers quickly dispelled suspicion and evidence supported a find of a 20 punitive motivation behind the continued detention
- holding consent was not voluntary in 24 similar circumstances
- denying qualified immunity for traffic stop where 16 officer claimed that a car’s windows were rolled up and tinted but court required to accept 17 plaintiff’s claim at summary judgment stage that the windows were rolled down and not visible
- “As a matter of law, section 820.2 10 immunity does not apply to an officer’s decision to detain or arrest a suspect.”
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