Stephen G. Loftus v. Ester Clark-Moore

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• explaining that a plaintiff may rely on a “broader, clearly es- tablished principle [that] should control the novel facts [of the] sit- uation
• explaining that a plaintiff may rely on a “broader, clearly es- tablished principle [that] should control the novel facts [of the] sit- uation
• explaining that a plaintiff may rely on a “broader, clearly es- tablished principle [that] should control the novel facts [of the] sit- uation
• a decision from one of our sister circuits “cannot provide ‘clearly established’ law in this Circuit”
• a decision from one of our sister circuits “cannot provide ‘clearly established’ law in this Circuit”
• “ ‘[t]he [controlling] principle must be established with obvious clarity by ... case law’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).