Whether circuit court precedent can clearly establish the law for the purpose of qualified immunity analysis, and, if so, under what circumstances can it do so

QUESTIONS PRESENTED I. Whether circuit court precedent can clearly establish the law for the purpose of qualified immunity analysis, and, if so, under what circumstances can it do so. II. Whether the Supreme Court should heed the concerns of multiple sitting Fifth Circuit judges and repair the uncertainty and confusion the Fifth Circuit has created through its conflicting and indeterminate precedents relating to split-second useof-force decisions.