United States Supreme Court Reports, 82. sējumsLawyers Co-operative Publishing Company, 1986 First series, books 1-43, includes "Notes on U.S. reports" by Walter Malins Rose. |
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1.3. rezultāts no 85.
141. lappuse
... clearly established at the time of the violation . Officers § 61 - immunity violation of right clear 9a , 9b . Officials sued for violations of rights conferred by a statute or regulation , like officials sued for vio- lation of ...
... clearly established at the time of the violation . Officers § 61 - immunity violation of right clear 9a , 9b . Officials sued for violations of rights conferred by a statute or regulation , like officials sued for vio- lation of ...
143. lappuse
... clear state regulation . Appel- lee contended that an official's viola- tion of a clear state statute or regu- lation , although not itself actionable under § 1983 , should deprive the offi- cial of qualified immunity from dam- ages for ...
... clear state regulation . Appel- lee contended that an official's viola- tion of a clear state statute or regu- lation , although not itself actionable under § 1983 , should deprive the offi- cial of qualified immunity from dam- ages for ...
149. lappuse
... clear state regulation , forfeited their qualified immunity from suit for violation of federal constitutional rights . Appellee makes no claim that the appellants ' violation of the state reg- ulation either is itself actionable un- der ...
... clear state regulation , forfeited their qualified immunity from suit for violation of federal constitutional rights . Appellee makes no claim that the appellants ' violation of the state reg- ulation either is itself actionable un- der ...
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