T.S. Ex Rel. J.S. v. Doe

How courts have described this case

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• collecting cases showing that Supreme Court precedent has “emphatically reinforced the hands-off approach courts must apply”
• distinguishing federal and state immunity law regarding strip searches to grant (less restrictive) federal qualified immunity law on federal claims but deny state qualified immunity on state claims
• distinguishing federal and state immunity law regarding strip searches to grant (less restrictive) federal qualified immunity law on federal claims but deny state qualified immunity on state claims
• “If the plaintiff fails to establish either element, the defendant is immune from suit.”
• “the burden shifts to the plaintiff to demonstrate both that the challenged conduct violated a constitutional or statutory right, and that the right was so clearly established at the time of the conduct.”
• “Once the defendant raises a qualified-immunity defense, the burden shifts to the plaintiff.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).