[Cboldt]

It's a technicality, but Clendennen moved to dismiss his first claim before any of the defendant's replied to the suit, so technically, there are five new suits, not four.

Links to suits: Clendennen, Bergman, Bucy, Salinas, and Adame.

All filed by Broden in Federal District Court in Western District of Texas, Austin; all v. Stroman, Chavez, Reyna and John Does. It argues that Reyna is not entitled to absolute immunity, as the suit is for actions taken during investigation, prior to a determination of probable cause. I'm not sure that will fly because DA's routinely are involved prior to arrest, and routinely advise police whether or not probable cause exists. In other words, investigation and PC analysis is part of the prosecutorial function.

[CondorFlight]

“All filed by Broden in Federal District Court in Western District of Texas, Austin;”

For heaven’s sake, get some of those cases in other jurisdictions; otherwise, a judge will combine them into one
case, and then the cases can be “controlled” to suit the government.

[mac_truck]

It's a technicality, but Clendennen moved to dismiss his first claim before any of the defendant's replied to the suit, so technically, there are five new suits, not four.

The dismissal of Clendennen's lawsuit is routinely ignored by the media...I'd be surprised if his attorney has refiled it.