U.S. Court of Appeals Says CPS Workers Have Qualified Immunity
In a suit regarding temporary removal of custody, the U.S. Court of Appeals found that CPS workers have qualified immunity where no clearly established statutory or constitutional rights exist.
U.S. Supreme Court Declines Michigan Deputies’ Appeal in Excessive Force Case
The United States Supreme Court has denied an appeal in the case of two Macomb County deputies who were sued for civil rights violations when making an arrest.
Sixth Circuit: 9-1-1 May be Invitation to Warrantless Entry....
In a published opinion, the Sixth Circuit COA addressed an issue of first impression in our circuit: Whether a 9-1-1 "hang call" gives rise to an exception to the 4th Amendment protections against warrantless searches.