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· 11/21/2018

SIM L. STANLEY v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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  • holding that we lack jurisdiction over a denial of summary judgment based on qualified immunity where “all we are left with is the factual review of what happened”
  • explaining that to defeat qualified immunity, the plaintiff must establish that the defendant violated a “clearly established” constitutional right
  • “To be sure, the presence of a factual dispute on appeal does not automatically foreclose interlocutory review; rather, jurisdictional issues arise when the only question before an appellate court is one of pure fact.”

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