Legal Opinion
Livingston Manners v. Officer Ronald Cannella
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Decided June 4, 2018No. 17-10088PublishedCited by 69 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MARCUS, Circuit Judge:
In 2014, Livingston Manners was arrested by City of Hollywood police officers. An altercation ensued. Manners filed suit in federal court regarding the incident and now appeals the district court's grant of *964 summary judgment against his claims-federal civil rights claims for use of excessive force and for malicious prosecution as well as a companion state common-law claim for false arrest. Because the officers had probable cause to arrest Manners and did not violate clearly established constitutional law during his arrest, the officers were entitled to qualified immunity…
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