in US 6th Court of Appeals, Opinion Digests
July 9, 2021
If a judge has determined that a state trooper named as a defendant in a civil rights lawsuit for handcuffing the plaintiff is entitled to a summary judgment under the doctrine of qualified immunity, the sentence must be overturned and pre-trial detention must be ordered because the plaintiff has a real factual argument about whether state trooper violated their clearly enshrined constitutional right to be free from excessive violence. Michigan Lawyers Weekly subscribers who are logged in have full access to news articles on milawyersweekly.com. Subscribers can sign up on the tab below. Others can join our audience today with a subscription.
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