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Qualified Immunity: Reasonably Believed that it was Reasonable?

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The always excellent "Wait a Second" blog has a post on qualified immunity.  It's "inside baseball" sure to give you a headache if you're not versed in the controversy over whether qualified immunity gives an officer two chances to show reasonableness.  Is an officer who acted unreasonably entitled to qualified immunity if he reasonably believed that his unreasonable conduct was reasonable?  I am not even kidding.  That is indeed the standard in some courts - quantum legalistics designed to favor police.  Anyhow, here's the post.

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on August 27, 2009 (boomark / email).

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