Roger D. Speer v. City of Wynne, Arkansas, Roger D. Speer v. Danny Glover, Individually and as Deputy Prosecuting Attorney

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• remanding the case to the district court, in part, because municipal liability had been imposed without the district court identifying a final policymaker
• citing, inter alia, Garcia v. Salt Lake Cnty., 768 F.2d 303 (10th Cir. 1985)
• “Where the district court’s intent to enter a partial final judgment under Rule 54 (b) is clear, the order is considered appealable.”
• municipal liability cannot be sustained where there has been no violation of the plaintiff’s constitutional rights
• appeal filed two years after 54(b) certification was untimely where certification was not challenged
• “We do not suggest that municipal liability may be sustained where there has been no violation of the plaintiff’s constitutional rights as a result of action by the municipality’s officials or employees.”

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