192507P.pdf   08/04/2020  David Ivey  v.  Audrain County, Missouri
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  19-2507
   U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri - Hannibal   
   [PUBLISHED] [Arnold, Author, with Loken and Grasz, Circuit Judges] 
   Civil case - Civil rights. Plaintiff's decedent died while detained at the 
   Audrain County jail and plaintiff brought this action alleging three jail 
   employees violated his son's civil rights by deliberate indifference to 
   his medical needs and that the County failed to properly train the 
   officers; the district court denied the jail employees' motion for summary 
   judgment based on qualified immunity and they appeal; the decision 
   plaintiff relies on to show the officers violated clearly established law 
   was materially different from the facts presented here, and plaintiff 
   offers no other controlling authority or robust consensus of cases of 
   persuasive authority governing the situation to support his position of a 
   clearly established right; the officers did not violate clearly 
   established law and were entitled to qualified immunity; the County was 
   not entitled to summary judgment as the court has not held that no 
   constitutional violation occurred; rather, the court holds only that the 
   officers are immune from suit because they did not violated plaintiff's 
   decedent's clearly established rights; the question of whether the county 
   is liable for failing to train the officers was not inextricably 
   intertwined with the matter of qualified immunity and the court lacked 
   jurisdiction to decide the county's appeal. Judge Grasz, concurring in 
   part and dissenting in part.