Zweig v. California

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• compensatory damages under § 1983 appropriate only if defendant acted with such impermissible motivation or disregard for established rights that action “cannot reasonably be characterized as being in good faith”
• Actions taken by school officials in good faith fulfillment of their responsibilities and within the bounds of reason under all the circumstances are covered by good faith immunity.
• qualified immunity to school administrators and school board members
• escaped prisoner can lose right to appeal
• escaped prisoner can lose right to appeal
• escaped prisoner can lose right to appeal

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