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Jean v. Collins, No. 95-7694 (4th Cir.) (155 F.3d 701) (September 17, 1998) (Judge J. Harvie III Wilkinson)

This case set off a seething and often ungracious donnybrook; and it is noted not just for its important and detailed (albeit dramatically conflicting) discussions of the current state of the law of immunity in civil rights suits for damages, but also for the majority's conspicuously strained efforts to achieve ...

 

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