Vincent Henderson Daryelle Rexrode John Calella v. Stuart O. Simms Richard Lanham, Sr. William O. Filbert

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a “prisoner who is mistakenly released does not have a protected liberty interest because . . . he does not have a legitimate claim of entitlement to freedom”
• noting that “[w]ith no liberty interest to protect, there is no violation of due process”
• explaining that the court must “evaluate whether a reasonable official would have understood that the conduct at issue violated the clearly established right”
• noting that “[w]ith no liberty interest to protect, there is no violation of due process”
• explaining that the court must “evaluate whether a reasonable official would have understood that the conduct at issue violated the clearly established right”
• “the fourth Amendment right to be free of arrest without probable cause is a clearly established constitutional right.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).