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Border Patrol Agent Wants SCOTUS To Make It Effectively Impossible To Sue Abusive Federal Officers
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61% : Boule filed a Bivens complaint against Egbert, suing the agent in federal court for violating his rights under both the First Amendment (for retaliating against Boule's lawful speech complaining about the agent's conduct) and the Fourth Amendment (for refusing to leave Boule's property and using force against him). 53% : Egbert and his lawyers now want the Supreme Court to overturn that 9th Circuit decision in the name of greater judicial deference toward federal law enforcement.
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