Ryan Crostley v. Lamar County Texas

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “the deficiency of any one piece of evidence used to demonstrate probable cause does not, on its own, mean that probable cause 5 Case: 12-41394 Document: 00512463042 Page: 6 Date Filed: 12/06/2013 No. 12-41394 did not exist”
• denying equitable tolling where plaintiffs waited to name defendant until after his deposition because they already knew enough to sue him
• ‘‘[T]he deficiency of any one piece of evidence used to demonstrate probable cause does not, on its own, mean that probable cause did not exist.”
• Qualified immunity extends to public officials “to the extent their conduct is objectively reasonable in light of clearly established law.”
• Qualified immunity extends to public officials “to the extent their conduct is objectively reasonable in light of clearly established law.”
• “Therefore, the bar created by the statute of limitations for a claim against [3RM] means that an amendment adding [it] as a defendant would indeed be futile.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).