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· 1/7/2026

Perdomo v. City of League City, TX

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  • holding that officer was entitled to qualified immunity because the right recognized in Chiaverini was not clearly established at the time of the officer’s actions
  • confirming that a false arrest claim requires a lack of probable cause
  • affirming that the “any-crime rule” applies to false arrest claims
  • noting that the “any-crime rule” governs claims for false arrest
  • noting that the “any-crime rule” governs claims for false arrest
  • “[T]he any-crime rule of Wright governs claims for false arrest, whereas Johnson—and now Chiaverini— states the rule for malicious-prosecution claims.”

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