· 8/11/1997
Robert Eugene Rogers v. Officer Kevin Powell Officer Jeffrey Stine, A/K/A Stiney Officer Timothy Eiler Officer James Edwards
Citations
- 120 F.3d 446
- 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 27124
- 1997 WL 458999
How courts have described this case
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- holding that police did not enjoy qualified immunity for a period where they acknowledged that plaintiff had to be released, but nevertheless kept him handcuffed
- concluding that a state trooper who was inaccurately told by another trooper that there was a warrant for the plaintiff's arrest was immune from suit
- concluding that a state 13 trooper who was inaccurately told by another trooper that there was a warrant for the plaintiff 's arrest was immune from suit
- “The legality of a seizure based solely on statements issued by fellow officers depends on whether the officers who issued the statements possessed the requisite basis to seize the suspect.”
- “The legality of a seizure based solely on statements issued by fellow officers depends on whether the officers who issued the statements possessed the requisite basis to seize the suspect.”
- “[A]n officer can lawfully act solely on the basis of statements issued by fellow officers if the officers issuing the statements possessed the facts and circumstances necessary to support a finding of the requisite basis.”
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Judges: Becker, Roth, Orlofsky
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