· 2/21/1989
Zola v. New Jersey
Citations
- 489 U.S. 1022
- 109 S. Ct. 1146
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- holding that whether excessive force was used in making an arrest is a factual issue for which summary judgment is inappropriate when differing account of events exists
- holding that whether excessive force was used in making an arrest is a factual issue for which summary judgment is inappropriate when differing account of events exists
- necessity defense not allowed because defendants failed \to show that the clinic's staff or its patrons were acting other than within the constitutionally recognized principles which permit abortion\
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