053329P.pdf   09/22/2006  Jeffrey C. Rahn  v.  Vickie Hawkins et al
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  05-3329
   Eastern District of Missouri   
   [PUBLISHED] [Arnold, Author, with Loken, Chief Judge, and Doty,
   District Judge]
   Civil case - Civil Rights. Jury was instructed improperly on the use of
   deadly force, and the error requires reversal of the jury verdicts for
   defendants Hawkins and Jensen and a remand for a new trial; there was
   no evidence that the third defendant, Officer Fitzgerald, used deadly
   force, so the instructional error does not apply to the judgement in his
   favor; while the district court erred in instructing the parties that it
   would only allow them two peremptory challenges, the error did not
   seriously effect the fairness, integrity or public reputation of
   judicial proceedings, and did not require reversal; district court
   should have allowed plaintiff to cross-examine a police officer witness
   about statements in a pamphlet given out at a police award ceremony, but
   the error did not effect any substantial rights and did not require
   reversal; defendants had standing to object to the deposition of a
   third party on the ground they did not receive proper notice of the
   deposition, and the district court did not err in quashing the
   deposition; district court did not abuse its discretion in denying
   plaintiff's motions to amend pleadings, join additional parties or
   conduct discovery as he failed to show good cause for modifying the
   scheduling order in the case.