· 5/16/2007
Romano v. Guzman
How courts have described this case
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- listing examples of what kind of conduct supports an IIED claim
- “It is difficult to overstate the high burden of proof required to sustain a tort claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress/outrage.”
- “An efficient, lawful arrest of a resisting suspect that causes the suspect to suffer only de minimis injuries does not constitute excessive force.”
- “An efficient, lawful arrest of a resisting suspect that causes the suspect to suffer only de minimis injuries does not constitute excessive force.”
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Judges: <bold><underline>GIBNEY, J.</underline></bold>
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