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No. 495436
United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Thomas D. Abshire v. Stanley I. Walls, Individually and as a Police Officer Harold B. Queen, Individually and as a Police Officer Ronald C. Joynes, Individually and as a Police Officer Barry C. Barber, Individually and as a Police Officer Carolyn Cook, Individually and as a Police Officer John Krach, Individually and as a Police Officer Cornelius J. Behan, Individually and as Chief of Police Baltimore County Police Department, Agency of Baltimore County Baltimore County, a Body Politic of the State of Maryland, Defendants- Thomas D. Abshire v. Stanley I. Walls, Individually and as a Police Officer Harold B. Queen, Individually and as a Police Officer Ronald C. Joynes, Individually and as a Police Officer Barry C. Barber, Individually and as a Police Officer Carolyn Cook, Individually and as a Police Officer John Krach, Individually and as a Police Officer Cornelius J. Behan, Individually and as Chief of Police Baltimore County Police Department, Agency of Baltimore County Baltimore County, a Body Politic of the State of Maryland, Defendants
No. 495436 · Decided October 2, 1987
No. 495436·Fourth Circuit · 1987·
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Case Details
Court
United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
Decided
October 2, 1987
Citation
No. 495436
Disposition
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Thomas D. Abshire v. Stanley I. Walls, Individually and as a Police Officer Harold B. Queen, Individually and as a Police Officer Ronald C. Joynes, Individually and as a Police Officer Barry C. Barber, Individually and as a Police Officer Carolyn Cook, Individually and as a Police Officer John Krach, Individually and as a Police Officer Cornelius J. Behan, Individually and as Chief of Police Baltimore County Police Department, Agency of Baltimore County Baltimore County, a Body Politic of the State of Maryland, Defendants- Thomas D. Abshire v. Stanley I. Walls, Individually and as a Police Officer Harold B. Queen, Individually and as a Police Officer Ronald C. Joynes, Individually and as a Police Officer Barry C. Barber, Individually and as a Police Officer Carolyn Cook, Individually and as a Police Officer John Krach, Individually and as a Police Officer Cornelius J. Behan, Individually and as Chief of Police Baltimore County Police Department, Agency of Baltimore County Baltimore County, a Body Politic of the State of Maryland, Defendants is a decision of the Fourth Circuit. Review the opinion text below for the holding.
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This case was decided on October 2, 1987.
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