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Juvenile Adjudication May Not Preclude Force Claim in Police Shooting
The plaintiff was convicted of reckless endangerment for an incident in which he was accused of driving a vehicle at a police officer, who shot him. He conceded that that determination would ordinarily preclude a finding of excessive force on the part of the officer, but argued that the fact ...
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