Bledsoe v. Carreno
Parratt abstention does not extend to substantive due process claims for fabricating evidence and suppressing exculpatory evidence and malicious prosecution, citing similar rulings from other circuits.
Parratt abstention does not extend to substantive due process claims for fabricating evidence and suppressing exculpatory evidence and malicious prosecution, citing similar rulings from other circuits.
Denying qualified immunity for claims for malicious prosecution, constitutional claim was clearly established by 1999.
Recognizing failure to intervene to prevent constitutional violation claim, not limited to claims for excessive force; defendants entitled to qualified immunity because law was not clearly established by 1999.
Denying qualified immunity for claims for fabrication and suppressing exculpatory evidence, law was clearly established by 1999.
Allowing conspiracy claim to go forward against officers for fabrication, suppressing exculpatory evidence, and malicious prosecution.