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Brownstein ignores the good faith effort that officials in cities like New York put forth once it was made clear that they did not convey the availability of options to parents in a timely fashion. The court found that a reasonable officer could have believed that shooting one inmate in the leg to stop an assault that could have seriously injured or killed another inmate was a good faith effort to restore order, and was therefore lawful. Blue Barrel wants city officials to judge whether the hauler has made a good faith effort to get to the 50 percent mark before assessing penalties, but Fall said the company would not insist on changes to the contracts. |
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