Which case set the precedent regarding the seizure of a fleeing felon?

The case that set the precedent regarding the seizure of a fleeing felon is Tennessee v. Garner. This landmark decision established that law enforcement officers cannot use deadly force to apprehend a fleeing suspect unless the suspect poses a significant threat of death or serious physical injury to the officer or others. The ruling emphasized the need for a balance between the necessity of apprehending a fleeing suspect and the constitutional rights of individuals, specifically addressing the limits of the use of force in such situations.

This decision marked a significant shift in law enforcement practices, stressing that the use of force must be reasonable and necessary under the circumstances. Other cases mentioned do not specifically address the issue of fleeing felons and the legal standards for using force in those situations.