United States v. Taylor Mayfield Co.

How courts have described this case

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• determining that \a firm systematically organized to assume a major lengthy administrative task\ was not entitled to share in governmental qualified immunity
• finding that private non-profit organization that contracted with municipality to provide involuntary detoxification services could not assert qualified immunity
• “[m]oving a suspect from one location to another does not automatically turn a detention into an arrest, where reasons for safety and security justify moving the person”
• denying qualified immunity by relying on Richardson's \systematically organized\ and \lengthy administrative task\ rationale
• denying qualified immunity by relying on Richardson’s “systematically organized” and “lengthy administrative task” rationale
• private non-profit organization that contracted with municipality to provide involuntary detoxification services could not assert qualified immunity

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).