· 6/23/1926
Tinker v. Modern Brotherhood of America
Citations
- 13 F.2d 130
- 1926 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1147
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- holding that if officer submitted an affidavit that contained statements he knew to be false “the shield of qualified immunity is lost”
- concluding that 7 agreement did not contemplate a separate legal entity under Washington joint powers act
- holding that if officer submitted an affidavit that contained statements he knew to be false \the shield of qualified immunity is lost\
- holding that interagency task force was not a separate and distinct legal entity
- holding that umbrella organization composed of various city and county offices was not a separately 1 |} I. Recommendation 2 Accordingly, IT IS HEREBY RECOMMENDED that Plaintiff's Application to Proceed 3 || forma pauperis (ECF No. 1
- holding “TNET,” a Tacoma-area drug task force also organized under the ICA, is not a person subject to suit since its interlocal agreement “d[id] not contemplate a separate legal entity”
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