An edition of Civil liabilities of New York State law enforcement officers
(2010)
Civil liabilities of New York State law enforcement officers
Fourth edition.
by Michael D. Ranalli
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Civil liabilities of New York State law enforcement officers
2015, Looseleaf Law Publications
in English
- Fourth edition.
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Civil liabilities of New York State law enforcement officers
2010, Looseleaf Law Publications
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Table of Contents
What is a tort?
What is negligence?
What are damages?
What does indemnification mean?
What does respondeat superior mean?
What does summary judgment mean?
What are some of the consequences to an officer for
Wrongful conduct?
What are some of the liability issues concerning the operation of motor vehicles?
What consideration should be given to the establishment of a roadblock?
What standards govern the use of force by the police?
Does article 35 of the penal law set the standards in a case concerning the use of force?
What is the case of Tennessee v. Garner, referred to in the previous question?
How does the use of conducted energy devices (CED's) fit into a use of force analysis?
What are some of the intentional torts that involve police action?
Malicious prosecution
Are law enforcement officers or their agencies liable for failure to protect an individual?
Are officers liable to injured third parties for failure to arrest intoxicated drivers?
What are the laws relating to indemnification?
Is an officer indemnified if he/she takes police action while off-duty?
What are the provisions of GML 50-k that relate specifically to the city of New York?
What laws cover the indemnification of corrections employees?
Are punitive damages covered by the indemnification laws?
Can law enforcement officers sue third parties for injuries suffered in the performance of duty?
What is the "firefighter's rule" and does it apply to New York law enforcement officers?
Firefighter's rule modified to permit some law suits
New constitutional tort created in New York
What is a "Section 1983" action?
What are the elements of a "Section 1983" action?
When is an officer "acting under color of law"?
What are some of the constitutional rights that are commonly used as the basis of a "Section 1983" action?
Can supervisors be held liable for the actions of a subordinate?
Can a municipality be held liable under Section 1983?
How can an agency be held liable for "failure to train"?
What are the defenses of "absolute immunity" and "qualified immunity"?
What are the federal constitutional implications of a pursuit and/or the use of force to terminate a pursuit?
What liability issues arise with Tactical or SWAT operations?
What potential liability issues can arise during the execution of search and/or arrest warrants?
Can "Ride-along" situations violate the Fourth Amendment?
Can an officer be prosecuted for criminal acts for violating a person's civil rights?
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (pages 78-83) and index.
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