· 7/13/1989
Robert L. Jackson v. Gary R. Crews, a Fayetteville City Policeman, the City of Fayetteville, Arkansas, a Municipal Corporation
Citations
- 873 F.2d 1105
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- recognizing that the complaint was sufficient to state individual capacity claims even though it did not use those terms, but cautioning future litigants that use of such language would “be much better”
- stating that a prior determination by this court that language used in the jury instruction did not constitute reversible error falls short of requiring its consideration before the jury in the present dispute
- stating that a prior determination by this court that language used in the jury instruction did not constitute reversible error falls short of requiring its consideration before the jury in the present dispute
- stating that a prior determination by this court that language used in the jury instruction did not constitute reversible error falls short of requiring its consideration before the jury in the present dispute
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Judges: McMillian, Beam, Harper
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