Ninth Circuit· 5/9/2007
Whitaker v. Garcetti
Citations
- 486 F.3d 572
- 2007 WL 1366069
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that “the contours of the Fourth Amendment right against judicial deception” were clearly established by 1996
- holding that Heck barred plaintiffs’ claims “challeng[ing] the search and 16 seizure of evidence upon which their criminal charges and convictions were 17 based”
- noting that plaintiffs “challenge the search and seizure of the evidence upon which their criminal charges and convictions were based”
- holding that “[a] municipality is 21 liable if the individual can establish that the local government had a deliberate policy, custom, or practice that was the moving force behind the constitutional violation he suffered.” (cleaned up)
- holding that the Heck bar applies to Fourth Amendment claims
- explaining that a party wishing to challenge a post-judgment order awarding attorneys’ fees must file a separate notice of appeal or an amended notice of appeal
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Judges: Nelson, Graber, Ikuta
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