Wilson v. City of Boston

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• observing that, at the third prong of this circuit's qualified-immunity inquiry, the plaintiff must establish that \an objectively reasonable official would have believed that the action taken violated [the previously identified] clearly established right\
• observing that, at the third prong of this circuit’s qualified-immunity inquiry, the plaintiff must establish that “an objectively reasonable official would have believed that the action taken violated [the previously identified] clearly established right”
• no probable cause existed for arrest made in mistaken belief that warrant had been issued
• no probable cause existed for arrest made in mistaken belief that warrant had been issued
• Fourth Amendment violated when plaintiff, for whom there was no arrest warrant, was swept up in mass arrest sting
• genuine disputes anent material facts must be resolved at trial even though qualified immunity is a question of law for the judge

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