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· 4/6/2007

Therrien v. Town of Jay

Citations

  • 483 F. Supp. 2d 19
  • 2007 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 26239
  • 2007 WL 1040742

How courts have described this case

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  • following 1989 statutory amendment, Arizona Court of 24 Appeals has jurisdiction over criminal convictions involving less than a death sentence
  • following 1989 statutory amendment, Arizona Court of 28 Appeals has jurisdiction over criminal convictions involving less than a death sentence
  • granting immunity for forceful takedown after a lengthy car chase, in which arrestee ignored numerous orders to stop, was clearly intoxicated, and generally acted in an “irrational and unpredictable fashion”
  • granting qualified immunity for forceful takedown after lengthy car chase where arrestee ignored numerous orders to stop, was clearly intoxicated, and generally acted in an \irrational and unpredictable fashion\
  • granting qualified immunity for forceful takedown after lengthy car chase where arrestee ignored numerous orders to stop, was clearly intoxicated, and generally acted in an “irrational and unpredictable fashion”

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Judges: Woodcock

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