The Constitutional Civil Rights Enforcement Warrior
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Section 1983 is the constitutional warrior's primary instrument for holding government officials accountable for constitutional violations — and the doctrine that governs its use is among the most strategically complex in federal civil practice.
The Constitutional Civil Rights Enforcement Warrior is Volume XLVII of Wayne Richard Evangelista's Constitutional Law Series.
Wayne Richard Evangelista covers the full civil rights enforcement landscape: Section 1983's elements — color of law, deprivation of federal rights, causation, and damages; qualified immunity — Harlow's clearly established law standard, Pearson v. Callahan sequencing discretion, the circuit split, and Ziglar's heightened scrutiny for Bivens extensions; absolute immunity for prosecutors, judges, and legislators; supervisory liability after Iqbal's deliberate indifference requirement; Monell municipal liability in complete depth — official policies, widespread customs, inadequate training, ratification, and single-incident liability; Bivens actions — the Ziglar framework and surviving contexts; consent decrees and structural reform litigation under PLRA; and the complete damages framework including nominal and punitive damages.
The Constitutional Civil Rights Enforcement Warrior
$69.99
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$69.99
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