64 F.4th 736

Jackson v. City of Cleveland

Submitted by Re'Neisha Stevenson on Tue, 05/16/2023 - 13:20

In outrageous qualified immunity decision, court denies absolute immunity but affords qualified immunity to prosecutor who redacted exculpatory information from exoneree’s file, thus interfering with his access to courts claim, because it was not clearly established that redacting exculpatory evidence in response to a public records request violated constitutional or statutory law.