Daily Journal

Case #	Name	Category	Court	Judge	Published
17-467	Kisela v. Hughes Officer is entitled to qualified immunity where officer's actions do not violate clearly established right that reasonable officer would have known.	Qualified Immunity	USSC	P. Curiam (USSC)	Apr. 3, 2018
16-35301	Thompson v. Copeland Officer who pointed loaded gun at suspect's head entitled to qualified immunity when excessive force in such circumstances not clearly established under then-current law	Qualified Immunity	9th	M. McKeown	Mar. 14, 2018
14-16207	Demaree v. Pederson Qualified Immunity does not protect a government official when they violate an established right a reasonable person would know.	Qualified Immunity	9th	P. Curiam (9th Cir.)	Jan. 24, 2018
14-36103	Kramer v. Cullinan A public official is entitled to qualified immunity where publicly-available information regarding an employee's termination did not constitute liberty deprivation under the Fourteenth Amendment.	Qualified Immunity	9th	J. Rawlinson	Jan. 4, 2018
15-1358	Ziglar v. Abbasi Illegal aliens detained following September 11 attacks unsuccessful in asserting damages claims against federal officials and wardens under 'Bivens' stemming from alleged Constitutional violations.	Qualified Immunity	USSC	A. Kennedy	Jun. 19, 2017
16-67	White v. Pauly Qualified immunity attaches to late-arriving officer's failure to identify himself prior to shooting because his conduct does not violate clearly established law.	Qualified Immunity			Jan. 9, 2017