The strip search of two motorists and the death of a hogtied suspect are testing how much protection Atlanta's federal appeals court will give police officers over their handling of people in custody. Critics have argued that the 11th Circuit is too deferential to law enforcement when giving qualified immunity on the grounds that established law was too vague for officers to know their actions were unconstitutional.
November 21, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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