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United States Sixth Circuit


Slusher v. Terry, 071756

In a claim by plaintiff that defendant deputies seized her in violation of her Fourth Amendment rights during the course of the officers' visit to her property to aid a neighbor's reclamation of property pursuant to a court order, summary judgment in favor of defendants is affirmed where: 1)defendants were entitled to qualified immunity because plaintiff failed to demonstrate that the force used was clearly established as unconstitutional in a "particularized" sense; 2) plaintiff failed to present any facts that would allow a jury to support her section 1983 claim against the county; and 3) plaintiff's own testimony demonstrates the officers did not conduct an illegal search and the only property searched for or seized was the property listed on the court order.

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  • Decided 09/02/2008
  • Published 09/02/2008

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  • United States Sixth Circuit

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