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No Immunity for Cop Who Shot Arrestee in Holding Cell
The plaintiff was arrested for DWI; while in a police holding cell, an
officer shot him in the abdomen under disputed circumstances.
The Fourteenth Amendment use of force standard is governed by the factors
set out in Johnson v. Glick. It "prohibits conduct that is wanton,
arbitrary, or intended to …
officer shot him in the abdomen under disputed circumstances.
The Fourteenth Amendment use of force standard is governed by the factors
set out in Johnson v. Glick. It "prohibits conduct that is wanton,
arbitrary, or intended to …
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