finding officers entitled to qualified immunity when they arrested the plaintiff based on a warrant that incorrectly identified her as the person to be arrested
Scott v. Pyles
“[Officers who maliciously or recklessly] misrepresent or omit material information in presenting such information are not shielded from liability.”
Antonio Buehler v. City of Austin/Austin Police, e
“Even if the arrest warrant was constitutionally defective, an officer executing the warrant is entitled to qualified immunity if the warrant is regular on its face and the officer does not act in bad faith or with notice of an infirmity of the warrant.”
Ellsberry v. Stewart
