Tenth Circuit· 9/17/1990

Robert Stewart v. Donald Donges

Citations

915 F.2d 572
1990 U.S. App. LEXIS 16325
1990 WL 132564

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holding that \the defendant's interlocutory appeal . .. based on qualified immunity divested the district court of jurisdiction to conduct atrial\
holding law was clearly established in December of 1985 that the victim's alleged recantation of his accusation was highly material to a finding of probable cause
holding law was clearly established in December of 1985 that the victim’s alleged recantation of his accusation was highly material to a finding of probable cause
stating that interlocutory appeal “divests the district court of jurisdiction to proceed with any part of the action against an appealing defendant.”
stating that, during the pendency of an interlocutory appeal, the district court retains jurisdiction over “peripheral matters unrelated to the disputed right”
noting that law from seven sister circuits sufficiently put the defendant on notice of a clearly established right

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Judges: Anderson, Ebel, Brown

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