Wood v. Moss

U.S. Supreme Court 2013 Term Arguments

Mar 26, 2014Government & Organizations

A case in which the Court held that Secret Service agents did not break any "clearly established" laws in their efforts to protect the President, and were thus protected by qualified immunity.

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