Sixth Circuit· 8/13/2007

United States v. Budd

Citations

496 F.3d 517
2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 19138
2007 WL 2296164

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holding that the defendant waived objection to a jury instruction when, after initially objecting, he later stated, “I’m getting more comfortable with it”
noting that a variance is not prejudicial per se, and thus, a variance will not always require reversal
explaining that more than de minimis force was alleged where the plaintiff testified that, after an assault, he requested medical attention and \had bumps on his head and bruising on his body\
explaining that more than de minimis force was alleged where the plaintiff testified that, after an assault, he requested medical attention and “had bumps on his head and bruising on his body”
explaining that more than de minimis force was used where an officer “rammed [plaintiffs] head into at least two different doors, slammed his head into a table, and repeatedly shoved him into a wall”
explaining that more than de minimis force was alleged where the plaintiff testified that, after an assault, he requested medical attention and “had bumps on his head and bruising on his body”

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Judges: Cook, McKeague, Edgar

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