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Dismissing FTCA Claims for Lack of Jurisdiction Can Bar Related Bivens Claims, Supreme Court Rules
Case Law Update James P. Garay Heelan 2/25/21 Case Law Update James P. Garay Heelan 2/25/21

Dismissing FTCA Claims for Lack of Jurisdiction Can Bar Related Bivens Claims, Supreme Court Rules

When a district court addresses the merits of a Federal Tort Claims Act claim in its decision dismissing that claim for failing to legally state a claim, the FTCA bars the plaintiffs from bringing any Bivens claim on the same subject matter, the Supreme Court held today.

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Eighth Circuit Refuses to Extend Bivens to False Arrest by Deputized Federal Officer
Case Law Update Michael J. Sgarlat 1/7/21 Case Law Update Michael J. Sgarlat 1/7/21

Eighth Circuit Refuses to Extend Bivens to False Arrest by Deputized Federal Officer

Muna Abdulkadir was a witness for the government in a federal sex-trafficking case. In that case, thirty individuals were charged and detained as suspected participants in a sex-trafficking scheme. Of the thirty individuals, only nine were tried, and all were acquitted.

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Fifth Circuit Declines to Extend Bivens to Fourth Amendment Claims Against VA Officers
Case Law Update Michael J. Sgarlat 9/17/20 Case Law Update Michael J. Sgarlat 9/17/20

Fifth Circuit Declines to Extend Bivens to Fourth Amendment Claims Against VA Officers

Recently, the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit declined to extend Bivens to violations of the Fourth Amendment for excessive force and unreasonable seizure brought against Department of Veterans Affairs police officers.

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