932 F.3d 216

RICHARDSON, Circuit Judge, concurring in part and dissenting in part:
I agree that the Plaintiffs' Fourth Amendment claims should survive summary judgment and that their Fifth Amendment claims arising from their confessions and Mary Richards's statement should likewise go to trial. However, on the remaining due process claims-the officers' failure to investigate Artis, the coercive questioning of Sinclair, and the failure to disclose their impressions of Artis as a suspect-the Plaintiffs fail to articulate the violation of a constitutional right. And even if they could, these alleged due process rights were not clearly established in 1983. I would therefore reverse on these remaining Fifth Amendment claims.

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