Sause v. Bauer

Decided June 28, 2018. The Court ruled per curiam — an unsigned opinion of the Court.

Docket 17-742 · 585 U.S. 957 · Cited 207 times

The Tenth Circuit erred in holding that police officers were entitled to qualified immunity without considering the ground on which the officers were present in petitioner’s home and the nature of any legitimate law enforcement interests that might have justified their order that petitioner stop praying at the specific time in question.

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