Legal Opinion
Maness v. Daily
Alaska Supreme Court
Decided August 16, 2013No. 6807 S-14172PublishedCited by 18 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
STOWERS, Justice.
I. INTRODUCTION
In the early hours of June 28, 2001, Alaska State Troopers went to Bret Maness's home to take him into custody for psychological evaluation, pursuant to an involuntary commitment order that had been issued by the superior court. When the troopers arrived at his home, Maness threatened to kill the troopers then fled, first in his RV, and later on foot. During the pursuit, Maness was shot by an Anchorage Police Department officer and then arrested.
Maness filed a civil action against many of the participants in the events leading to his shooting and arrest.…
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